Sentence examples for better able to exploit from inspiring English sources

Compared to Dijkstra's algorithm, our method needs fewer operations, has better locality, and is better able to exploit parallelism at multi-core and instruction levels.

The emergence of "petascale" supercomputers requires us to develop today's simulation codes for (incompressible) flows by codes which are using numerical schemes and methods that are better able to exploit the offered computational power.

It then explains that JSCD, compared to separate channel decoding and source decoding, is better able to exploit imperfections (i.e., redundancy) in the received bitstream, especially when side information introduced by network protocols are considered.

We expect that E. lineata has evolved some genetic modifications that would make it better able to exploit its host ctenophore, though these may be few in number.

Individuals who are more intelligent may be more cognizant of their career options and further learning opportunities, and be more informed on health and lifestyle decisions, and are in turn better able to exploit their potential [ 99].

It is thought that nonnative species that displace native species are likely to be better able to exploit resources and thus have strong interference effects on native species (Amarasekare 2002).

It was a matter of who was best able to exploit resources.

It ought to be able to exploit better its great educational and technical institutions; a big national biotech gathering due to be held next month, BIO2006, may provide some opportunities for that.

And Mercedes' position as the works team means they were able to exploit it better than their customers.

Red Bull were able to exploit this technology better than any other team and Vettel adapted his driving style to it better than Webber.

The BLUE is able to exploit this correlation to combat the interference better.