Definition of unshaded in English:

unshaded

adjectiveʌnˈʃeɪdɪdˌənˈʃeɪdɪd

1(of a light bulb or lamp) not having a shade or cover.
the single unshaded bulb dangled from the ceiling
Example sentencesExamples
- Figures 1-5 show measurements obtained from unshaded, uncovered bulbs.
- One solitary unshaded lamp lights the room.
- The bulb was unshaded and gave off a pitiful amount of light.
- I remember visiting him with George when he was Professor of English at Sheffield and was living in a decrepit basement flat, with unshaded electric light bulbs and no bathroom, only a stone sink.
- A single unshaded bulb, radiating a light she could not see.
1. 1.1 Not screened from direct light.
  those streets are largely unshaded
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, the increase due to sucrose supplementation was much greater for unshaded than shaded plants.
  There were no significant differences in shoot numbers produced by matching pairs of shaded (C SR) and unshaded (C R) trees at any sampling date, thus data for shaded and unshaded trees were combined.
  Essin is right (at least if you compare the temperatures of shaded and unshaded surfaces).
  The north facade, which will receive minimal direct solar heat gain, has unshaded glazing.
  She indicated the unshaded lower end of the beach.
  The greenhouses had to be sited in the unshaded strip at the foot of the cliffs on the north side of the pit.
  On the other hand, unshaded paved areas absorb and store the sun's heat, making them undesirable next to your house.
  Normally his black car sat in unshaded sunlight, increasing the heat to maximum.
  The basal 5.5 cm of submerged stem were unshaded and the plant was exposed to north light from the laboratory window.
  At north and south ends are stands for hardier fans, unshaded and raking up at a steep angle to take so many seats that the total capacity of the stadium will be 110 000.
  The use of white reflective paper resulted in similar leaf temperatures in direct sunlight of the shaded and unshaded leaves, which was about 4°C above air temperature.
  Previous studies have shown that scaling and barking injuries occur initially on equatorial-facing surfaces and may eventually cover all surfaces of unshaded cacti.
  Several experiments in which parts of leaves were artificially shaded showed that nitrogen is retranslocated from shaded to unshaded leaves.
  Open or unshaded exposure interferes with the translocation of water, sugars, and nutrients from the roots to the needles and back again.
  But surely the vast expanses of unshaded glass in a desert climate stand as one more expression of luxury in a country that feels less compelled than the rest of the world to conserve energy.
  Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground (as in the real nests that had temperature probes present).
  Growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs, photographer David Paul Bayles was used to playing on unshaded streets.
  Closer to home, outreach performances in schools, hospitals, and community halls have their own challenges: cracks and gouges, poor surfaces, unshaded outdoor platforms.
  At Coro, plants of L. nodosum were growing under the canopy of the evergreen tree Prosopis juliflora, whereas in both Adícora and Chichiriviche de la Costa they were unshaded and exposed to full sunlight.
  People are unlikely to receive these maximum ambient exposures simply because it would be unrealistic to lie in the unshaded sun all day without moving.
2(of an area of a diagram) not shaded with pencil lines or a block of colour.
the unshaded portion of diagram 5.4
Example sentencesExamples
- The aldolase cross-bridges are represented by ovals with the shaded oval indicating the cross-bridging tetramer and the unshaded oval indicating the decorating tetramer.
- Noncontiguous repeat motifs are represented by shaded and unshaded rectangles.
- Mauldin's style is inseparable from his material; I have a hard time imagining that a shaky, unshaded drawing of two blobs in a foxhole would have the same impact of Mauldin's expressive character studies.
- The shaded and unshaded rectangles indicate the two inferred recombination blocks in each clade, designated numerically as blocks 1 and 2.
- The small, delicately outlined figures grouped together in large, unshaded expanses of background space and the subtle colouring create a pleasing sense of lightness and formal balance, but the air of decadence is inescapable.
- The solid arrow indicates the day leaves expanded, the unshaded arrow indicates flowering, the hatched arrow indicates fruiting, the dotted arrow indicates the end of fruiting, and the thin arrow indicates defoliation.
- Heights of shaded and unshaded bars, respectively, represent divergence calculations excluding and including CpG sites.
- Exons are shaded gray while introns are unshaded (lowercase).
- Hydrophilic portions of the amphiphile are shown as dark shaded, hydrophobic portions are shown as light shaded, and solvent is shown as unshaded.
- Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints.

Rhymes

gadid, unaided, unpersuaded

Definition of unshaded in US English:

unshaded

adjectiveˌənˈʃeɪdɪdˌənˈSHādid

1(of a light bulb or lamp) not having a shade or cover.
the single unshaded bulb dangled from the ceiling
Example sentencesExamples
- One solitary unshaded lamp lights the room.
- A single unshaded bulb, radiating a light she could not see.
- Figures 1-5 show measurements obtained from unshaded, uncovered bulbs.
- I remember visiting him with George when he was Professor of English at Sheffield and was living in a decrepit basement flat, with unshaded electric light bulbs and no bathroom, only a stone sink.
- The bulb was unshaded and gave off a pitiful amount of light.
1. 1.1 Not screened from direct light.
  those streets are largely unshaded
  Example sentencesExamples
  The greenhouses had to be sited in the unshaded strip at the foot of the cliffs on the north side of the pit.
  Several experiments in which parts of leaves were artificially shaded showed that nitrogen is retranslocated from shaded to unshaded leaves.
  The north facade, which will receive minimal direct solar heat gain, has unshaded glazing.
  Open or unshaded exposure interferes with the translocation of water, sugars, and nutrients from the roots to the needles and back again.
  Closer to home, outreach performances in schools, hospitals, and community halls have their own challenges: cracks and gouges, poor surfaces, unshaded outdoor platforms.
  The basal 5.5 cm of submerged stem were unshaded and the plant was exposed to north light from the laboratory window.
  Growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs, photographer David Paul Bayles was used to playing on unshaded streets.
  The use of white reflective paper resulted in similar leaf temperatures in direct sunlight of the shaded and unshaded leaves, which was about 4°C above air temperature.
  Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground (as in the real nests that had temperature probes present).
  She indicated the unshaded lower end of the beach.
  People are unlikely to receive these maximum ambient exposures simply because it would be unrealistic to lie in the unshaded sun all day without moving.
  Previous studies have shown that scaling and barking injuries occur initially on equatorial-facing surfaces and may eventually cover all surfaces of unshaded cacti.
  Normally his black car sat in unshaded sunlight, increasing the heat to maximum.
  At north and south ends are stands for hardier fans, unshaded and raking up at a steep angle to take so many seats that the total capacity of the stadium will be 110 000.
  On the other hand, unshaded paved areas absorb and store the sun's heat, making them undesirable next to your house.
  There were no significant differences in shoot numbers produced by matching pairs of shaded (C SR) and unshaded (C R) trees at any sampling date, thus data for shaded and unshaded trees were combined.
  However, the increase due to sucrose supplementation was much greater for unshaded than shaded plants.
  Essin is right (at least if you compare the temperatures of shaded and unshaded surfaces).
  But surely the vast expanses of unshaded glass in a desert climate stand as one more expression of luxury in a country that feels less compelled than the rest of the world to conserve energy.
  At Coro, plants of L. nodosum were growing under the canopy of the evergreen tree Prosopis juliflora, whereas in both Adícora and Chichiriviche de la Costa they were unshaded and exposed to full sunlight.
2(of an area of a diagram) not shaded with pencil lines or a block of color.
the unshaded portion of diagram 5.4
Example sentencesExamples
- The shaded and unshaded rectangles indicate the two inferred recombination blocks in each clade, designated numerically as blocks 1 and 2.
- The solid arrow indicates the day leaves expanded, the unshaded arrow indicates flowering, the hatched arrow indicates fruiting, the dotted arrow indicates the end of fruiting, and the thin arrow indicates defoliation.
- The aldolase cross-bridges are represented by ovals with the shaded oval indicating the cross-bridging tetramer and the unshaded oval indicating the decorating tetramer.
- Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints.
- Hydrophilic portions of the amphiphile are shown as dark shaded, hydrophobic portions are shown as light shaded, and solvent is shown as unshaded.
- Noncontiguous repeat motifs are represented by shaded and unshaded rectangles.
- The small, delicately outlined figures grouped together in large, unshaded expanses of background space and the subtle colouring create a pleasing sense of lightness and formal balance, but the air of decadence is inescapable.
- Mauldin's style is inseparable from his material; I have a hard time imagining that a shaky, unshaded drawing of two blobs in a foxhole would have the same impact of Mauldin's expressive character studies.
- Exons are shaded gray while introns are unshaded (lowercase).
- Heights of shaded and unshaded bars, respectively, represent divergence calculations excluding and including CpG sites.

单词	unshaded
释义	Definition of unshaded in English: unshaded adjectiveʌnˈʃeɪdɪdˌənˈʃeɪdɪd 1(of a light bulb or lamp) not having a shade or cover. the single unshaded bulb dangled from the ceiling Example sentencesExamples Figures 1-5 show measurements obtained from unshaded, uncovered bulbs. One solitary unshaded lamp lights the room. The bulb was unshaded and gave off a pitiful amount of light. I remember visiting him with George when he was Professor of English at Sheffield and was living in a decrepit basement flat, with unshaded electric light bulbs and no bathroom, only a stone sink. A single unshaded bulb, radiating a light she could not see. 1.1 Not screened from direct light. those streets are largely unshaded Example sentencesExamples However, the increase due to sucrose supplementation was much greater for unshaded than shaded plants. There were no significant differences in shoot numbers produced by matching pairs of shaded (C SR) and unshaded (C R) trees at any sampling date, thus data for shaded and unshaded trees were combined. Essin is right (at least if you compare the temperatures of shaded and unshaded surfaces). The north facade, which will receive minimal direct solar heat gain, has unshaded glazing. She indicated the unshaded lower end of the beach. The greenhouses had to be sited in the unshaded strip at the foot of the cliffs on the north side of the pit. On the other hand, unshaded paved areas absorb and store the sun's heat, making them undesirable next to your house. Normally his black car sat in unshaded sunlight, increasing the heat to maximum. The basal 5.5 cm of submerged stem were unshaded and the plant was exposed to north light from the laboratory window. At north and south ends are stands for hardier fans, unshaded and raking up at a steep angle to take so many seats that the total capacity of the stadium will be 110 000. The use of white reflective paper resulted in similar leaf temperatures in direct sunlight of the shaded and unshaded leaves, which was about 4°C above air temperature. Previous studies have shown that scaling and barking injuries occur initially on equatorial-facing surfaces and may eventually cover all surfaces of unshaded cacti. Several experiments in which parts of leaves were artificially shaded showed that nitrogen is retranslocated from shaded to unshaded leaves. Open or unshaded exposure interferes with the translocation of water, sugars, and nutrients from the roots to the needles and back again. But surely the vast expanses of unshaded glass in a desert climate stand as one more expression of luxury in a country that feels less compelled than the rest of the world to conserve energy. Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground (as in the real nests that had temperature probes present). Growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs, photographer David Paul Bayles was used to playing on unshaded streets. Closer to home, outreach performances in schools, hospitals, and community halls have their own challenges: cracks and gouges, poor surfaces, unshaded outdoor platforms. At Coro, plants of L. nodosum were growing under the canopy of the evergreen tree Prosopis juliflora, whereas in both Adícora and Chichiriviche de la Costa they were unshaded and exposed to full sunlight. People are unlikely to receive these maximum ambient exposures simply because it would be unrealistic to lie in the unshaded sun all day without moving. 2(of an area of a diagram) not shaded with pencil lines or a block of colour. the unshaded portion of diagram 5.4 Example sentencesExamples The aldolase cross-bridges are represented by ovals with the shaded oval indicating the cross-bridging tetramer and the unshaded oval indicating the decorating tetramer. Noncontiguous repeat motifs are represented by shaded and unshaded rectangles. Mauldin's style is inseparable from his material; I have a hard time imagining that a shaky, unshaded drawing of two blobs in a foxhole would have the same impact of Mauldin's expressive character studies. The shaded and unshaded rectangles indicate the two inferred recombination blocks in each clade, designated numerically as blocks 1 and 2. The small, delicately outlined figures grouped together in large, unshaded expanses of background space and the subtle colouring create a pleasing sense of lightness and formal balance, but the air of decadence is inescapable. The solid arrow indicates the day leaves expanded, the unshaded arrow indicates flowering, the hatched arrow indicates fruiting, the dotted arrow indicates the end of fruiting, and the thin arrow indicates defoliation. Heights of shaded and unshaded bars, respectively, represent divergence calculations excluding and including CpG sites. Exons are shaded gray while introns are unshaded (lowercase). Hydrophilic portions of the amphiphile are shown as dark shaded, hydrophobic portions are shown as light shaded, and solvent is shown as unshaded. Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints. Rhymes gadid, unaided, unpersuaded Definition of unshaded in US English: unshaded adjectiveˌənˈʃeɪdɪdˌənˈSHādid 1(of a light bulb or lamp) not having a shade or cover. the single unshaded bulb dangled from the ceiling Example sentencesExamples One solitary unshaded lamp lights the room. A single unshaded bulb, radiating a light she could not see. Figures 1-5 show measurements obtained from unshaded, uncovered bulbs. I remember visiting him with George when he was Professor of English at Sheffield and was living in a decrepit basement flat, with unshaded electric light bulbs and no bathroom, only a stone sink. The bulb was unshaded and gave off a pitiful amount of light. 1.1 Not screened from direct light. those streets are largely unshaded Example sentencesExamples The greenhouses had to be sited in the unshaded strip at the foot of the cliffs on the north side of the pit. Several experiments in which parts of leaves were artificially shaded showed that nitrogen is retranslocated from shaded to unshaded leaves. The north facade, which will receive minimal direct solar heat gain, has unshaded glazing. Open or unshaded exposure interferes with the translocation of water, sugars, and nutrients from the roots to the needles and back again. Closer to home, outreach performances in schools, hospitals, and community halls have their own challenges: cracks and gouges, poor surfaces, unshaded outdoor platforms. The basal 5.5 cm of submerged stem were unshaded and the plant was exposed to north light from the laboratory window. Growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs, photographer David Paul Bayles was used to playing on unshaded streets. The use of white reflective paper resulted in similar leaf temperatures in direct sunlight of the shaded and unshaded leaves, which was about 4°C above air temperature. Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground (as in the real nests that had temperature probes present). She indicated the unshaded lower end of the beach. People are unlikely to receive these maximum ambient exposures simply because it would be unrealistic to lie in the unshaded sun all day without moving. Previous studies have shown that scaling and barking injuries occur initially on equatorial-facing surfaces and may eventually cover all surfaces of unshaded cacti. Normally his black car sat in unshaded sunlight, increasing the heat to maximum. At north and south ends are stands for hardier fans, unshaded and raking up at a steep angle to take so many seats that the total capacity of the stadium will be 110 000. On the other hand, unshaded paved areas absorb and store the sun's heat, making them undesirable next to your house. There were no significant differences in shoot numbers produced by matching pairs of shaded (C SR) and unshaded (C R) trees at any sampling date, thus data for shaded and unshaded trees were combined. However, the increase due to sucrose supplementation was much greater for unshaded than shaded plants. Essin is right (at least if you compare the temperatures of shaded and unshaded surfaces). But surely the vast expanses of unshaded glass in a desert climate stand as one more expression of luxury in a country that feels less compelled than the rest of the world to conserve energy. At Coro, plants of L. nodosum were growing under the canopy of the evergreen tree Prosopis juliflora, whereas in both Adícora and Chichiriviche de la Costa they were unshaded and exposed to full sunlight. 2(of an area of a diagram) not shaded with pencil lines or a block of color. the unshaded portion of diagram 5.4 Example sentencesExamples The shaded and unshaded rectangles indicate the two inferred recombination blocks in each clade, designated numerically as blocks 1 and 2. The solid arrow indicates the day leaves expanded, the unshaded arrow indicates flowering, the hatched arrow indicates fruiting, the dotted arrow indicates the end of fruiting, and the thin arrow indicates defoliation. The aldolase cross-bridges are represented by ovals with the shaded oval indicating the cross-bridging tetramer and the unshaded oval indicating the decorating tetramer. Boundaries between shaded and unshaded areas represent breakpoints. Hydrophilic portions of the amphiphile are shown as dark shaded, hydrophobic portions are shown as light shaded, and solvent is shown as unshaded. Noncontiguous repeat motifs are represented by shaded and unshaded rectangles. The small, delicately outlined figures grouped together in large, unshaded expanses of background space and the subtle colouring create a pleasing sense of lightness and formal balance, but the air of decadence is inescapable. Mauldin's style is inseparable from his material; I have a hard time imagining that a shaky, unshaded drawing of two blobs in a foxhole would have the same impact of Mauldin's expressive character studies. Exons are shaded gray while introns are unshaded (lowercase). Heights of shaded and unshaded bars, respectively, represent divergence calculations excluding and including CpG sites.
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