Sentence examples for capable of being exploited from inspiring English sources
The LNG (liquefied natural gas) regasification process is a source of cold exergy capable of being exploited to improve the efficiency of energy conversion.
Whether the device is a Ouija board, a divining rod or a bomb detector, the ideomotor effect is capable of producing powerful illusions that can be exploited by the unscrupulous.
This left a window of at least several hours that could be exploited by any species capable of penetrating hides.
Her brother had recently been arrested on child pornography charges and Rachel was confused, hurt and angry that her brother would be capable of exploiting children in the way she herself had been exploited.
We are capable of being that".
Indeed, Wasapy is the only one which is capable of actually exploiting the vulnerability and supplying the exact corresponding injection requests.
The development of a method that is capable of maximally exploiting the information contained in incomplete datasets for solving Problem 1 is the main subject of the article and will be fully developed in the later sections.
Subsequently, this rudimentary Cit+ trait was refined to a stronger phenotype, Cit++, when cells that were capable of fully exploiting citrate during each 24 hr growth cycle evolved, coincident with a large increase in cell density in this LTEE population (Blount et al., 2008).
Galaxias 'nebula' were hypothesised to be capable of exploiting reaches at higher elevation because anguilliform and slender bodied fishes are expected to have reduced energetic expenditure necessary to maintain position in faster flowing water [ 34, 36].
Pseudobarbus 'Breede' were predicted to be capable of exploiting stream reaches with faster flowing waters because fishes with forked tails are generally considered to have improved swimming performance [ 36, 37].
Imposing pixel-level parallelism is capable of fully exploiting the computational power of heterogeneous GPU-based systems and hence tremendously reduces the encoding time.
