Sentence examples for brute advantage from inspiring English sources

It gave the Continent a brute advantage in world conflicts which broke out in the 18th century.

Hendrie acknowledged that alternative, "dry" containments -- featuring the towers or domes commonly associated with nuclear plants -- had the "notable advantage of brute simplicity in dealing with a primary blowdown, and are thereby free of the perils of bypass leakage".

Aspuru-Guzik is taking advantage of this brute force to screen about 2.6 million molecules that haven't been made for their solar potential, using experimental data on approximately 200 previously made molecules.

Of the available methods, the brute force method has the advantage of being highly analogous to the actual processes and of using little a priori knowledge [1].

The advantage of our "brute force" approach is that it neither depends on specific primers nor on enrichment protocols and it is blind to mt gene order.

Most of Obamacare's impact on spending has been through brute reduction in payments: to Medicare Advantage plans and to hospitals who treat Medicare patients.

He was much thicker than he used to be — thickness and strength being the one advantage of getting older, with brute force and savvy as some compensation for the loss of agility and lightness.

It is an advantage of Vallentyne's approach (over brute luck neutralizing egalitarianism) that it avoids the costs incurred in neutralizing the effects of differential brute luck.

When brute strength mattered more than brains, men had an inherent advantage.

Like all egalitarians, Rawlsians argue that peoples' advantage should not be determined by pure bad (brute or optional) luck (Barclay 2009).

But one advantage that Wario has up his sleeve is his brute strength and some special moves, such as his body slam.