(1) She bought a one-way plane ticket to terra incognita: the United States.

(2) Stepping into terra incognita by deed seems to trigger openings into the terra incognita of metanormal experience.

(3) "The Romans had terra incognita," he says, and now modern marine scientists will have a better idea of which remote regions have yet to be probed.

(4) The terra incognita, usually populated with monsters, mermaids and camels, inspired generations of explorers to set out for adventure.

(5) Berlin has potential, power and something of the terra incognita.

(6) "The landscape of the human gut is truly terra incognita, " says Jeffrey Gordon, a genome scientist at Washington University in St. Louis whose research team is spearheading this effort.

(7) For today the influence of ozone therapy on the pathology of connective tissue is terra incognita.

(8) After many decades of isolation, today Moscow may look like Terra Incognita for many foreigners.

(9) I must avoid my pre - existing knowledge and constructs and enter my personal terra incognita.

(10) Less than two centuries ago, new nations could still be staked out on terra incognita.