undirected

IPA: ʌndɝˈɛktʌd

Examples of "undirected" in Sentences

I'd also say it's incorrect to consider those operations "undirected".
Taleb regards many scientific discoveries as black swans - "undirected" and unpredicted.
As we stated before, the term "blind undirected" is qualitative and sensitive to context.
So, you must let go of the idea that your preferred use of the term "undirected" is the only one.
First, since it is "undirected," then it might be possible to sell it to some other young woman, perhaps
Other than saying that, so far, my life has been a rather undirected and surprising trip, I don't feel I have much to say.
I've cut this because it seems to me that this paragraph uses "undirected" in a different sense to that used by ID proponents.
I don't need to call program operations in the absence of a programmer 'undirected' or, worse yet, 'nature' to make the distinction between that and a direct intervention.
When our minds are much affected, so are the movements of our bodies; but here another principle besides habit, namely the undirected overflow of nerve-force, partially comes into play.
A wider-ranging analysis of the play's sexual politics emerges when we tease out the implications of the fact that this "undirected" or unaddressed letter can, it seems, be turned into cash.