Sentence examples for appropriately exploit from inspiring English sources
The aim is to be able to appropriately exploit the dominant path signals for the mitigation of inter-area oscillations.
Though developments in technology have overcome the constraints on learning space, an inability to appropriately exploit the technology may make it an obstacle to learning instead.
Such advances will probably enable to more appropriately exploit NO for the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of relevant upper respiratory disorders, as well as lower respiratory diseases.
Traditional evolutionary search processes are shown to be considerably enriched by appropriately exploiting the unique benefits of multitasking in optimization.
Intriguingly, a recent rapid growth in cell-phone use and digital technology in rural areas has not yet been appropriately exploited for health care training and delivery purposes.
This paper starts with a critical discussion of the use of FRP in the strengthening of steel structures where the advantages of FRP are appropriately exploited.
For instance, in [34] a series of refined queries are evaluated by appropriately exploiting the information generated during the execution of previous queries in order to return top-K results.
The FRP is combined with steel and concrete in these hybrid structural members in such a way that the advantages of FRP are appropriately exploited while its disadvantages are minimized.
Secondly, we propose the design of a MULti-channel TIme-scheduled algorithm for the HIdden Terminal problem avoidance (MULTI-HIT) which appropriately exploits the available bandwidth and accomplishes a straightforward coordination between any sender receiver pair.
In [7], Lee et al. demonstrated that the state of the network can be more efficiently utilized to improve the performance of the network (e.g., increasing the throughput and reducing packet delay), by appropriately exploiting the variability of the time-varying channels.
Weiss and Caplan are still major influences on the field of EBP research, but the degree to which these contributions are appropriately exploited is debatable.
