Sentence examples for be exploited by resource from inspiring English sources

As virtualized environment are loaded into memory, it can also be exploited by resource abuse (privilege escalation and escaping attacks), account hijacking (exploiting authentication protocols or social engineering) and DoS attacks due to large number of users requesting resources use at the same time.

It's an anti-science view where the environment is to be exploited by the resource industry.

Mutualisms can be exploited by parasites species that obtain resources from a partner but provide no services.

Back then, many of the locals in this part of central Kenya would have protected the poachers, seeing elephants and their tusks as a resource to be exploited by those who managed to kill them.

We do not intend that our natural resources shall be exploited by the few against the interests of the many... Our aim is to preserve our natural resource for the public as a whole, for the average man and the average woman who make up the body of the American people.

But if "Empire 2.0" really is  a genuine policy rather than the intimation of one – if the Empire-fetishising Tory right think the Commonwealth is a passive resource waiting to be exploited by Britain (again) – then it's a fantastic delusion: the kind that could only be sustained by a nation that had no idea where it has been or where it is going.

The data presented here represent a resource which can be exploited by those studying transcriptomics in wheat grain to place their results in a developmental context, exemplified by analysis of the effects of heat and drought treatments.

Those resources ought to be exploited by the Australian citizenry because they belong to them.

It consists of an analysis of the radio environment to detect unused resources which can be exploited by cognitive radios.

There is a significant genetic variation for grain Zn in rice germplasm resources which can be exploited by breeding to develop high Zn rice varieties.

There are hundreds of sophisticated Web services and resources that can be exploited by students and researchers interested in alcoholism and other substance use disorders.