The phrase "action exploiting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of taking advantage of a situation or opportunity, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The report highlighted the risks of action exploiting in competitive markets, where companies may take unethical shortcuts."
Alternatives: "opportunistic behavior" or "taking advantage".
As with the struggle over health care reform, it involves the role of government, with opponents of government action exploiting the ever-present fear of a sort of civil service dictatorship, in which we are protected against ourselves whether we like it or not.
A modification of classical design approaches has been included to incorporate feedforward action (exploiting the availability of measurements of disturbances, which in the particular case of greenhouses are the main energy source) and an antiwindup action to account for frequent saturations in the control signal.
In a speech Friday that a senior administration official described as "really strong," Erdogan said that "both the mentality and the organization behind this movie and those perpetrating terrorist actions exploiting Islamic symbols and discourse" were equally to be condemned.
An intrusion scenario is comprised of several intrusion actions, each action involves exploiting one security vulnerability.
This is the new, well-honed jujitsu of reactionary colorblindness in action: Exploit race (use coded terms to stir up racial animosity); parry (brush aside charges of racism by demanding proof that you used an old-fashioned slur); punch (accuse your critics of constantly playing the race card).
Apparently, OSNs employ a homologous mechanism of action by exploiting a common transition catalysis state and acting as ligand chelators to form octahedral complexes with the urease enzymes in an orientation-specific mode.
Republicans are boycotting the Environment and Public Works Committee hearings, blocking action by exploiting a committee rule that at least two members of the minority have to be present before opening markup.
Based on an analysis of the specific literature and the expertise achieved in the career-counselling field, the study will highlight a number of action ways, exploited through the department activities.
Shape memory polymers (SMPs) have gained strong research interests recently due to their mechanical action that exploits their capability to fix temporary shapes and recover their permanent shape in response to an environmental stimulus such as heat, electricity, irradiation, moisture or magnetic field, among others.
Finkel decides to write a book about Longo, a desperate action that exploits the killer's sensational story.
Though more challenging to produce, antibacterial compounds that have novel structures, mechanisms of action and/or exploit previously unrecognized targets, as compared to those that have already reached the market, are the most logical choices for combating drug resistant pathogens (Donadio et al. 2010; Gwynn et al. 2010).
