Sentence examples for wholly unknown from inspiring English sources

But in 1765 he was still wholly unknown.

Sea star wasting syndrome is not wholly unknown, with outbreaks occurring in 1978 , 1982 and, most recently, in 1997.

Tepui Tinamou inhabits dense subtropical cloud forests at 1350 1800 m, and its life history is virtually wholly unknown.

In only 5 of the 206 cases listed in the appendices, see n. 14, supra, n. 17, infra, was the identity of the interceptor wholly unknown.

Only when the plaques were x-rayed did he realise that he was looking at the name of a wholly unknown goddess.

One 27-year-old gasoline trader in Ukraine was wholly unknown to his countrymen before the Ukrainian edition of the magazine Forbes wrote about him.

Chebyshev orthogonal polynomials of the first kind are employed as the wholly admissible unknown sound pressure functions for each sub-cavity without meshing process like FEM/BEM does, and then each physical domain is mapped into a square spectral domain.

Orthogonal polynomials, such as Chebyshev polynomials of the first kind, are employed as the wholly admissible unknown displacement and sound pressure field variables functions for separate components without meshing, and hence mapping the irregular physical domain into a square spectral domain is necessary.

The abstract mathematical relations of these events proceed according to the laws of physics, but the intrinsic nature of the events is wholly and inevitably unknown except when they occur in a region where there is the sort of structure we call a brain.

But books are still here to offer a return to the carefree curiosity left behind in childhood, to bridge the gap between the youthful version of myself that delighted so wholly in the unknown and the "adult" who finds far too much comfort in familiarity.

This last method was how I first came across Amilab, a relatively unknown and wholly unpromoted brand in the UK.