Sentence examples for be exploited within a from inspiring English sources

"We know from our services who work with sexually exploited children that there's some concern around this, because we know that perpetrators are very manipulative, very clever and actually children can be exploited within a very short period of time".

Then it is exploited within a Finite Element continuum model, to simulate spontaneous strain localization (necking) occurring during extension of a prismatic bar of a typical glassy polymer.

To demonstrate the importance of this aspect, in this work the SSITKA (Steady State Isotopic Transient Kinetic Analysis) approach was exploited within an operando FTIR reactor to study the methanol adsorption onto ceria, herein selected as model probe reaction.

The anytime nature of the branch and bound method is exploited within an MPC-like framework to outperform existing optimisation methods while providing reasonable calculation times in large scenarios.

In this paper, a disturbance estimation approach is exploited within an OMBRE framework (DEOMBRE) in order to achieve a statistically satisfactory estimation of the model parameters, thus avoiding (or reducing) constraint violations even in the presence of systematic modelling errors.

The search scheme is asynchronous in the sense that a new chromosome created as a result of crossover or mutation can potentially be exploited within the same generation by the search operators.

The information can be exploited within Earthmine's software or exported to GIS or CAD systems.

EGS reservoirs can also be exploited within the deep sedimentary section where stimulation could be by hydraulic fracturing or acidification (e.g. Breede et al. 2013; Knapek and Kittle 2007; Zimmermann et al. 2009).

Semiconductor nanowires present outstanding properties for implementation of the thermoelectric effect, i.e., the direct conversion of thermal to electrical energy, which can be exploited within thermoelectric generators (TEGs) in order to power electronic devices.

However, positive effects of weed species (pollinator and parasitoid attraction) and different resource acquisition strategies may reduce the competitive character of weeds a potential that can be exploited within land-sharing approaches (i.e., biodiversity conservation and agriculture on the same site).

This information can be exploited within the intelligent design of NMs in the future (e.g. to control protein adsorption and the subsequent cellular response), and be used to improve the design of toxicology investigations (e.g. to inform how NMs should be dispersed within in vitro experiments to more accurately reflect in vivo conditions).