If the Dudley sands are not simply lenses but channel deposits, they might be able to be exploited elsewhere.
The structure of the parity-check matrix permits its representation in a form amenable to efficient loading and storing, which we exploit (and which is exploited elsewhere in implementations on GPUs [5, 18, 19]).
Todd suggested finding a niche, "an area that isn't being exploited elsewhere".
There's more: Owing to advantages in drilling-services infrastructure, mineral-rights law, and population density, the US is arguably better suited to the rapid development of shale-gas resources, implying that the rate at which shale-gas resources can be exploited elsewhere in the world will be more drawn out.
The statistical framework employed here has elsewhere been exploited to identify specific SNP associations, which are otherwise undetected by traditional GWAS analyses [ 8, 9].
This process has been exploited to assess the energetics of transmembrane-helices, as described in two recent studies by the von Heijne and White groups (published here and elsewhere).
But – as Christopher Clark elegantly puts it elsewhere – they can also be exploited to mobilise support for present-day political objectives.
Elsewhere in the interview, Mr. Mubarak bluntly acknowledged Yasir Arafat's failures as the Palestinian leader, arguing that his resulting political weakness should be exploited to press for negotiating compromises today and for Mr. Arafat's retirement to a more ceremonial role next year.
To see whether a retransmission of a packet is required or not, the predicted BLER in Step 6 is exploited and compared to a uniform random variable ϑ, in the following criterion ACK, if BLER ≥ ϑ NACK, elsewhere (4.6).
