Sentence examples for 1 exploitation from inspiring English sources

This provides two considerable differentiators; (1) exploitation of very low temperature difference ΔT≈30 K, and (2) relatively low temperature ΔT≈330 K heat sources, for producing mechanical work, and thus electrical energy.

The mechanism of competition can be: (1) exploitation, with parasites competing for resources, (2) interference, with parasites, for example, producing antagonistic compounds, or (3) apparent, being mediated by the host immune system [ 5].

20– 22 Global health training that benefits the trainee at the cost of the host is clearly unacceptable; mutual and reciprocal benefit, geared to achieving the program goals of all parties and aiming for equity, should be the goal. 1 Exploitation of one partner for the benefit of another must be avoided.

38 This methodology has been increasingly and successfully used to investigate young people's risk-taking behaviour including sexual behaviour, 42 drug use, 43 driving behaviour 44 and exploitation 45 in a number of countries 40 42 43 46 and settings.

Do you remember the first time you saw the 80s exploitation horror classic Hiker Meat?

This is premium TV, but it gives you the same thrill that you got from 70s exploitation movies".

The presence here of Monica Swinn, once the star of 70s exploitation pictures by Jess Franco, indicates another debt.

Hobo with a Shotgun (90 mins, 18) Juvenile pastiche of a 1970s/1980s exploitation movie, with Rutger Hauer as a homeless vigilante.

The week's big disappointment was Grindhouse, the double-bill feature by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez that pays homage to 70s exploitation films.

(motorbiker.org) Some riders seem eager to see "Hell Ride," a biker film written and directed by Larry Bishop, whose resume includes such '60s exploitation classicsmovies as "Wild in the Streets," "The Savage Seven" and "The Devil's 8".

From the poster and the synopsis describing a story of a Vietnam vet out for revenge, this appears to be a rather shoddy rip-off of 70s exploitation classic Walking Tall.