unanalyzed

ADJECTIVE
  1. not analyzed or broken down for detailed examination
    an unanalyzed compound
    unanalyzed data
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How To Use unanalyzed In A Sentence

  • Whatever names are used, though, are probably going to be internalized by regular shuttle bus riders as typical unanalyzed proper names.
  • Budget cuts also have affected the Earth Radiation Budget Satellite, leaving unanalyzed a large share of data it collected between 2000 and 2004, they said.
  • Double slashes indicate a large unanalyzed region out of scale with the numbering.
  • The existing bascule bridge has indeed been recognized as a bottleneck for decades, but the “benefits” of a second drawbridge in this location remain unknown, unanalyzed in isolation, and the alternatives are yet to be explored. Neighborhood Activists Still Oppose State’s 520 Option « PubliCola
  • It's about how they are in their wide, unanalyzed, in-between moments.
  • But a fairly uncontroversial example can be found in his use of supposition to examine the structure of certain complex terms that would remain unanalyzed on the traditional account of syllogistic inferences.
  • Given the amount of information that he has to consume daily to produce The Note, he has synchronized his ‘biological rhythms with the news cycle, so that information is not lying out there unanalyzed for too long.’
  • In this same interview, Andre analyzes the politics of Minimalism: ‘My art will reflect not necessarily conscious politics but the unanalyzed politics of my life.’
  • Now, all that has changed, but the origins and meaning of this change - and its relationship to other dimensions of the ‘neurological turn’ in our society - remains largely unanalyzed.
  • an unanalyzed compound
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