Sentence examples for adequate exploitation from inspiring English sources

The adequate exploitation of the available hardware resources requires the development of design tools that support the design process.

A graphical visualization of fSMILES could again be achieved by adequate exploitation of open-source projects like the Chemistry Development Kit (CDK) [28],[29].

The gap between the minimum distortion attainable by the CEDC and CEDT schemes (which results from an adequate exploitation of channel fluctuation in the delay-tolerant approach) is approximately 2-3 dB.

This depth with a saturated thickness of 19 m was considered adequate for exploitation using a hand-pump-equipped borehole.

Therefore, an adequate more sophisticated exploitation of DLP is highly relevant.

The species has undergone intense exploitation without adequate management planning.

In the absence of an adequate synthesis method, their exploitation for this purpose however relies today solely on the designer ability to find an arrangement of the springs that meet his requirements in terms of antagonistic stiffness variation.

Aquifer resources management, aiming at the responsible exploitation and adequate protection of the groundwater resources, is therefore of key importance and has to be based on sound hydrological, environmental, economic and social principles.

No amount of gold could provide an adequate compensation for the exploitation and humiliation of the Negro in America down through the centuries.

Ruck presents the hard facts of Major League baseball's racist history, from its demolition of the Negro Leagues (without providing owners and players adequate compensation) to the exploitation of desperate players in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and other Latin countries.

In his book Why We Can't Wait, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote about the issue of reparations for African Americans: "[While] no amount of gold could provide adequate compensation for the exploitation of the Negro in American down through the centuries, a price could be placed on unpaid wages".