Sentence examples for as a mean to exploit from inspiring English sources

The combined use of wind energy with pumped storage (WPS) is considered as a mean to exploit the abundant wind potential, increase the wind installed capacity and substitute conventional peak supply.

In production environment characterized by frequent changes of the part families demand together with the need of reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing, new solutions of machine tool and production system architectures could result extremely strategic together with process planning activities as a mean to exploit all the resources capabilities.

As if the clubs care about international performances, except as a means to exploit failure.

This perhaps is no surprise if viewed from the wider perspective of the use of new agricultural technologies in general by colonial administrations as a means to exploit resources.

The offshore floating wind turbines (OFWTs) draw a great deal of attention recently as a means to exploit the steadier and stronger wind resources available in deep water seas.

Other women have accused Franco of using his celebrity as a means to exploit women on set.

Some short-sighted companies have seized on the notion of "crowdsourcing" as a means to exploit the same vendors they would normally hire to carry out a professional task.

Throughout the world, the Islamists' goal is one and the same: to stoke the fires of unwitting Muslims into believing in their own manufactured sense of victimhood as a means to exploit both the uninformed Muslim and, often times, the liberal democracies where we make our homes.

He told Globo that the opportunities were enormous and suggested a means to exploit them.

Finally, provision of public goods may be a means to exploit tax advantages (Weisbrod 1983).

Similar observations have been previously made for structural stainless steel design at ambient temperatures and the continuous strength method (CSM) was developed as a rational means to exploit strain hardening at room temperature.