Sentence examples for a very exploitable from inspiring English sources

A very exploitable solution of (20) is given in [11] for two independent data streams, b = 2 and a 4-QAM with a spectral efficiency of 4 bit/s/Hz.

A very, very small handful of the potentially exploitable components, however, are not rewritable.

And if you're reading stories on the race now, you'll likely hear about how, despite DesJarlais' eminently exploitable faults, he stands a very good chance of skating by once again.

A very advantageous research product in its own right, it would be exploitable for tissue replacement therapy.

We demonstrate that an exploitable brain region connectivity database can be extracted from a very large amount of scientific articles.

The discovery of gold in Kalgoorlie and adjoining areas in the early 1890s had created an easily exploitable investment boom; as Bottomley's biographer Alan Hyman observes, "A hole in the ground ... could be boosted into a very promising gold-mine, and investors only found that they had backed a loser after the mine had been floated as a public company and they had paid hard cash for their shares".

This creates a gradient, an exploitable structure, which allows future work to develop a gradient descent strategy, which would be an improvement over current hill climbing techniques.

One doesn't treat a person as an exploitable source of resources, just as one doesn't wish death upon one's mother.

The conduct of the last two administrations shows that "associated forces" is a meaningless modifier, an exploitable ambiguity whose purpose is preemptively excusing abuse of the Fourth Amendment.

But whiteness and queerness (especially gayness) have proven throughout recent history to make for an especially exploitable combination for real estate developers to raise property values.

Unfortunately for McCain, Reuters photographer Jim Bourg captured the moment as a highly exploitable image of the aged Senator looking like a zombie chasing quarry.