Sentence examples for collect and exploit from inspiring English sources

India has a wealth of untapped wild rice germplasm that requires hasty expeditions to collect and exploit this fast depleting genetic resource (Singh et al. 2013).

The classified MI5 briefing document, which is a draft version dated February 2010, provides details of the UK domestic intelligence agency's so-called 'Digint' program (digital intelligence), and notes that the agency's efforts to collect and exploit data from UK web users' digital footprints have "grown significantly over the last few years".

The Feds have no problem letting companies collect and exploit our personal information because it makes running a surveillance state that much easier to do.

Echelon, a global electronic surveillance network that allows security agencies of Great Britain and the United States, as well as Canada, Australia and New Zealand, to collect and exploit intelligence collected worldwide, was developed by the NSA.

A lot of people admire how Google, Amazon, and Facebook have shoved competitors to the side with their powerful models that are driven by their ability to collect and exploit data.

This is important as it can keep users from fully understanding how their data is being collected and exploited for economic gain – and how companies such as Facebook don't actually open but, instead, monopolize the web.

And, he said, it was difficult to foresee that the rise of Facebook and Twitter and personal blogs would become troves of data to be collected and exploited in tracking people's online behavior.

As an example, parking availability data could be easily collected and exploited to provide multimodal routes (i.e. routes with at least two different means of transportation) that include suggestions on where to park and how to reach the final destination.

Although some attempts have been made in this direction [33], [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], [39], no disease-specific project exists to systematically collect and comprehensively exploit scientific data for the therapeutic management of patients.

Both hunt for ways to collect, analyze and exploit large pools of data about millions of Americans.

Since it has been practical in the last few years to collect, process, and exploit massive data from millions or even billions of devices, new paradigms are emerging based on the global Internet of Things (IoT) to extend the border of the current Internet to the physical world.