Late on Friday night, the Spanish radio network, Cadena Ser, reported that Mr Aznar's foreign minister, Ana Palacio, had sent instructions to all her country's ambassadors instructing them 'to exploit those occasions that arise to confirm ETA's responsibility for these brutal attacks'.
New databases and data frameworks, like Hadoop, have arisen to capture and exploit this.
A similar pattern may arise if malignant cell lineages diversify to exploit different resources or changing environments [ 10, 18].
Therefore, a need arises to find the optimal growth conditions in order to exploit the promising properties of this QD-CL system in optoelectronic applications.
[The Press Enterprise] Shipping, natural gas and oil companies are preparing to exploit business opportunities arising from the melting of the Arctic ice pack, which has opened new sea lanes.
"The Crewe Alexandra board believes that youth development should still be a major investment for the club and intends to exploit any opportunities arising from such changes, despite the challenges it will face.
To exploit any signal arising from the excess of nominally significant SNPs in the GWAS, we used ALIGATOR [16], to identify functional categories that were enriched for association signals.
The bill remains in conference committee and its prospects are unclear, but the company says it is ready to exploit opportunities that may arise.
His strategy was skillful and imaginative, and he knew how to exploit the chances that arise in every battle and may be decisive for victory or defeat; he also drew the last advantage from victory by relentless pursuit.
THERE are two common explanations for why the pay of senior executives in big companies has increased so fast in the past few decades: globalisation (the market for top talent has become international) and technological change (it is easier for companies to exploit opportunities, wherever they arise).
