Intelligence imparts power; power which may be used to withstand a threat, or to apply one; to avert an ill, to bestow a benefit – or to exploit".
The bible is extremely clear on the point that the Earth's resources were put here for our benefit, for us to exploit, for us to use as we wish.
"The girl's father put her into this private school for his own benefit, to be able to exploit the parents of the rich kids to use for a novel he was writing".
Find Resources: By making, maintaining and leveraging contacts, in both the short and long term, for mutual benefit, entrepreneurs find ways to exploit opportunities despite adversity.
It is shown that proper sizing of the mass and the compliance of the damper allows the design to exploit benefits of both the friction damper and vibration absorber.
Indeed, our talent for hiding the truth from ourselves - designed to provide social benefits, specifically the ability to exploit others with conflicting goals - can make us quite socially vulnerable: if we are found out, 'Your entire environment may be oriented against you, all with superior knowledge, while you peer out, ignorant and hobbled by self-deception' (p. 176).
Over the years, the venues have learned to exploit and benefit from having their events linked to Formula One via the Singapore Tourism Board's initiative, Grand Prix Season Singapore, "which does not contravene on any actual Formula One marks or naming," Roche said.
However, to exploit FD benefit successfully, efficient medium access control (MAC) protocols are crucial as well as physical layer advances.
Interestingly the proposed methodology allows the designer to understand this interaction and hence to exploit its benefit in partial control design.
