Sentence examples for advantage of actions from inspiring English sources

And, when having lucid dreams, they are able to take advantage of actions that they know in real life would be too dangerous (jumping off a building, walking through fire, etc) but in dreams would be swell because they wouldn't be hurt.

The overall advantage of action verbs relative to non-action verbs is established by literature on lexical-semantic processing.

5 Two therapeutic strategies have been developed to take advantage of these actions.

Moreover, additional costs caused by conspecifics via scrounging, that is, getting access to a reward by taking advantage of the actions of other individuals, may also promote the instability of foraging traditions.

By using a bounded value function representation, we are able to apply a novel approach to pruning the belief-action search graph and maintain a Convergence Frontier, a novel mechanism for taking advantage of early action convergence, which can greatly improve RTDP search time.

Prosecutors said he also falsified ethnicities and other biographical details in some cases, to take advantage of affirmative action.

But the Brown campaign has suggested she listed herself as a minority to take unfair advantage of affirmative action programs — a charge that has stung Ms. Warren, who has published widely, received positive reviews from students and been recruited by various law schools, including Harvard.

Improvisational theatre inherently carries within it the element of intuition, but has the advantage of developed action principles.

Algae grows inside large floating bags that take advantage of wave action and the ambient water temperature.

A spokesman for Harvard Law School told a student reporter that Warren was Native American in 1996, and Warren has never used the status to take advantage of affirmative action hiring programs.

On the one hand, many of them support aid for non-Communist rebels and recognize the advantages of covert actions.