Sentence examples for appropriate exploitation from inspiring English sources

Of course, each of these materials requires characterization for an appropriate exploitation.

Moreover, it can be recognized from the obtained results on 32 test instances that the proposed IBBA-RSS is capable of attaining satisfactory solutions with an appropriate exploitation potential.

b) Adaptive scaling factor To achieve a better performance, ISADE gives the scale factor F a large value initially to allow better exploration and a small value after the generations to allow appropriate exploitation.

The goal of this paper is to present a new decision-making model for identifying the appropriate exploitation strategy, taking the key internal and external factors that characterize the commercialization situation into account.

Combining the distribution of vulnerability classification with the important ecological function area and natural reserves in the scope of planning, the research area was plotted into five types of zone, i.e., appropriate exploitation zone, optimized exploitation zone, moderate exploitation zone, restrictive exploitation zone and forbidden exploitation zone.

This robustness property stems from an appropriate exploitation of the remarkable alignment properties of periodic points in solenoidal coordinates.

This modification, presented in detail in Algorithm 2, can provenly enable coarse-fine sensing approaches to detect significantly larger amounts of white spaces, as well as larger contiguous - and thus more appropriate for secondary exploitation - spectrum holes.

Methods based on maximum age are not appropriate due to exploitation history and the sampling design used to collect age data and estimates of M from relationships with life history parameters are too imprecise to be useful in the stock assessments.

Then, Q-learning with a cooperative swarm is adopted for the knowledge learning for each agent via appropriate explorations and exploitations in an unknown environment.

A "desirable" outcome for Iraqi's crippled oil industry, officials concluded, is: "... an oil sector open and attractive to foreign investment, with appropriate arrangements for the exploitation of new fields".

At the same time, it is not appropriate to speak of exploitation when a Latvian worker has the opportunity to make three times more in Sweden (or in the UK) than what he or she can make at home.