Sentence examples for been exploited to such from inspiring English sources
Jordan has many natural hot springs, but none have been exploited to such spectacular effect in such magnificent surroundings.
In Woodman's view: "Never before had the royal diploma's rhetorical properties been exploited to such a degree and it seems no coincidence that these documents appeared following King Æthelstan's momentous political conquest of the north in 927".
- Many tributaries have been exploited to such an extent that they no longer contribute directly to the flow of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers.
Passwords have never been perfect but their shortcomings are now being exploited to such an extent that their days as primary digital gatekeepers are surely drawing to a close.
BBC Somerset's Stephen Lamb: "Overcast conditions on the third morning were exploited to such effect by the Somerset seamers that the Championship leaders were forced to follow on 230 runs behind.
As a consequence, different technologies have been exploited to alleviate interference at RANs, such as beamforming transmissions using multi-user MIMO antennas, Almost Blank Subframes (ABS), and Enhanced Inter-Cell Interference coordination (eICIC) mechanism.
The system involving the PA-mediated delivery of a protein fused to the nontoxic LFn moiety into mammalian cells has been exploited to deliver proteins, especially toxins such as diphtheria toxin [56].
This mobility has been exploited to manipulate drops, because tiny forces such as those generated on asymmetric substrates can move them in well-defined directions3,4,5, a situation that also provides heat evacuation6.
In this paper, contextual knowledge is exploited to detect such hidden errors.
Finally, we speculate how accumulating knowledge about epigenetics can be exploited to make such zinc‐finger transcription factors (ZF‐TF) even more effective.
And as what our study in the following shows, some features of wireless networks can be exploited to implement such a control without a big increase in complexity.
