Sentence examples for collaborations to exploit from inspiring English sources

Accomplishing these lofty goals will require international collaborations to exploit resources and existing research infrastructure, but lifecourse studies will be critical to enhancing our current understanding.

Genomes: Harvard's new Bauer Center for Genomics Research has an ambitious plan to bolster novel research and collaboration to exploit genome data for studies on how biological systems work.

It simply requires collaboration and creativity to exploit its full potential.

This study stresses the importance of achieving integration and participation of a variety of actors along the entire bioenergy supply network and highlights the need for cross-sectoral collaboration in order to exploit the identified alternative biomass potentials and thus improve the sustainability impact of bioenergy production.

The PHENIX collaboration plans to upgrade its experiment to exploit with an enhanced detector new physics then in reach.

Small companies tend to rely on licensing agreements and collaborations with larger companies or university scientists to exploit their research and push it forward--so there can be fewer opportunities for hands-on bench work.

"It's all about global access, global excellence, and hopefully global success," said Boon Swan Foo, executive chair of Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd. "The combined technology-transfer expertise, access to innovative research, and wide global network as a result of the tripartite collaboration gives us [Singapore] competitive strength to exploit the growing technology market strategically".

The cooperative MIMO system in a cellular network has been explored in the context of collaboration between single-antenna nodes in order to exploit spatial DoF in wireless ad hoc networks, called virtual-MIMO (V-MIMO).

There is a risk of a lock-in situation in innovation projects, where collaborations repeat positive progress in technology development but fail to exploit business opportunities.

Yet experience in the field amply demonstrates the inevitability of human adaptability, something that the commercial world is beginning to exploit under headings of 'peer production' or 'mass collaboration'.

But they also said it was difficult to keep pace with those who seek to exploit children on the Web and called for broad collaboration among those in the financial services industry and law enforcement authorities around the world.