The quest to manipulate cells on length scales commensurate with their size has led to a host of technologies exploiting optical, chemical, mechanical, electrical, and other phenomena.
But go ahead and let Dick Armey, Sarah Palin and a host of GOP stars exploit your cause and take your money so their party can get back into power.
It comes as established players are facing challenges from San Francisco's Square Inc., Amsterdam's Adyen NV and a host of other fintechs exploiting the growth of online and mobile transactions and banking.
It could also sow confusion in the minds of Web users, create a host of new ways to exploit the Web addressing system and start a wave of legal skirmishes over applications to register trademarks —.coke, for example.
Overall, metabolism has clear effects on the central nervous system and a host of peripheral tissues, and strategies that exploit broadly the therapeutic benefits of metabolism are becoming more compelling in translational and clinical research [10] [12].
But the rise of digital connectivity also exposes a host of vulnerabilities cybercriminals are lining up to exploit.
Instead of serving ordinary ads, the Yahoo's servers reportedly sends users an "exploit kit" that "exploits vulnerabilities in Java and installs a host of different malware". Ashkan Soltani, a security researcher and Washington Post contributor, alerted me to the issue.
But Redknapp thinks Warnock, 62, could do well for the national side after his exploits at Loftus Road and a host of other clubs during a long managerial career.
This hylomorphic analysis of thinking is evidently a simple extension of the general model of hylomorphic change exploited by Aristotle in a host of similar contexts.
To exploit previously neglected reserves on this continent, however, Big Oil will have to overcome a host of regulatory and environmental obstacles.
By exploiting the vast (but cheap) audience afforded by the Internet, and taking advantage of a host of modular services, small becomes the new big.
