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It is likely that Niger will be able to leverage a better deal from Areva, despite the company's claims that a higher royalty rate could make the operation prohibitively unprofitable.
It argues that the benefit for car makers is that they "will be able to leverage a platform already being used by millions to deliver a familiar and consistent experience to their customers".
"What I like about Special K is how they've really been able to leverage a cereal brand into a diet brand and to do it in a way that is sort of a soft sell that is really appealing to women," Ms. Faron said.
Being able to leverage a huge networked user base – the global contact list – might prove to be a critical strategic advantage.
At one point, Eddy Cue, Apple's vice president for iTunes, compares the App Store to a rocket ship and notes, "We've been able to leverage a lot of our iTunes technology for the App Store".
The product teams inside betaworks are able to leverage a shared platform of tools, including those for data, analytics, and monetization, all of which can help services quickly build up, ship and market their products.
The strategy had the effect of increasing the credibility of the U.S. military, because it was able to leverage an appropriate proportional response to different kinds of crises (which would deter an enemy's appetite for smaller, limited wars), while also reassuring allied countries.
Third, the Internet of Things is able to leverage an entire infrastructure that has emerged in related areas.
For example, this young person is at an elevated risk and the analytics were able to leverage an integrated practice model to help those youth.
Referring to the carriers' 200 million customers, Amer Sajed, chief executive for Barclaycard US, said, "It's phenomenal for us to be able to leverage such a large customer base, right as the customer is getting or updating their mobile device".
On the one hand, like classical parametric methods, robust methods are able to leverage upon a parametric model, but on the other hand, they do not depend critically on the exact fulfilment of the model assumptions.
