Sentence examples for allowing us to exploit from inspiring English sources

A multiple classifier system (MCS) offers many alternatives for unorthodox handing of realistic complex problems [14], allowing us to exploit the potential of the individual classifiers and get enhanced performance by their combination.

The use of time-stamped RDF triples, incorporating OWL-based subjects, predicates and objects, promotes human-readability while at the same time allowing us to exploit the extensive capabilities of SPARQL query languages.

The SMIBC was the first map that connects all the most informative previously published genetic maps for eggplant, allowing us to exploit the information generated by these maps.

Our hope in including this spatial term is to adjust for large-scale differences between AOD and PM2.5, allowing us to exploit common patterns of AOD and PM2.5 at smaller spatial scales, to the extent that they exist.

New data are allowing us to exploit comparative genomics to gain an understanding of Musa genetics, and the complete DNA sequence of a Musa species would be valuable for both fundamental research and for application in future improvement of the crop, enabling access to all the genes and their control sequences.

To capture potential fire spread along with irregular landscape connectivity considerations, we use a graph-theoretical approach that allows us to exploit graph connectivity measures (e.g., the number of connected components) as optimization objectives.

From the econometric point of view, the use of both average and annual growth is important because it allows us to exploit alternatively both sources of variability, cross-sectional (between LLMs) and overtime (within LLMs).

It allows us to exploit the mobile advantage".

"We have to bolster the pack to allow us to exploit the pace we have behind".

A vote to stay in the EU would have allowed us to exploit the hard work and insights gained over the past year.

The microplays allowed us to exploit extreme close-ups: where every single gesture, every muscle movement, tells you something extra about the characters.