Sentence examples for advantage setting from inspiring English sources

How else can we paint the European captain's bizarre decision not to make the most of home advantage, setting up the course in a way that would suit his players best and make life as uncomfortable as possible for the big-hitting USA team.

Mrs. Onassis helped set the stage and this coming week we will all see how Jobs et al. took due advantage, setting the design symbiosis in stone.

A coin flip on September 14 gave the Cubs' home field advantage, setting Wrigley Field as the location for the game.

On Monday, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) indicted five members of the Chinese military for "cyber espionage against US corporations and a labor organization for commercial advantage," setting off a flurry of chatter, indictments, recriminations, and polemics covering just about everything under the sun.

This advantage sets the technique apart from fluorescence spectroscopy, because fluorescence methods often need a quencher to label proteins.

There is no example of this kind of "first mover feedback advantage" set out in the report, but you could point to DeepMind's data access partnerships with the U.K.'s National Health Service as a pertinent case study here.

A coverage algorithm based on graph coloring strategy, which aimed at finding the maximum disjoint advantage set, could effectively prolong the lifetime of WSN, but it required that all the nodes in the set must not be disabled [19].

If the final set in a men's and women's singles or doubles match is tied 6-6, the set goes into an advantage set where play goes on until an athlete wins at least six games and has a two-game advantage over their opponent.

Under Jobs, his work as Apple's chief operating officer – chiefly, in turning the supply chain into one of Apple's most important competitive advantages – set a modern standard.

In this regard, biosensors have emerged as a reliable diagnostic technique for malaria due to many inherent advantages set by their tenet including reusability, quantitative nature, enhanced signals at low sample volume, and better storage and operational stability.

Or a government may impose restrictions because it feels impelled to take account of factors that comparative advantage sets aside.