Conversely, systems that engage in exploitation to the exclusion of exploration are likely to find themselves trapped in suboptimal stable equilibria.
It's niceploitation; the cynical exploitation of utopian goodness and, conversely, the starry-eyed utopian exploitation of cynicism.
Cryptic introgression is of interest in germplasm collections such as those conserved at United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service USDA, ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unitit (PGRU) because it can indicate novel genetic variation for exploitation by end-users, or conversely, reveal unfavorable and hence undesirable alleles with respect to crop improvement.
Conversely; for a small step size, it affords better exploitation and accuracy with slower convergence.
Conversely, denying children access to quality education increases their vulnerability to abuse, exploitation and disease.
Conversely, developers and economists value roads as a cornerstone of efficient natural resource exploitation, and a prerequisite of economic development and poverty alleviation [3].
Conversely, catches may appear sustained, only because aggregations of multiple stocks and sequential exploitation of separate stock units hides the sequential depletion.
Adaptive systems that engage in exploration to the exclusion of exploitation are likely to find that they suffer the costs of exploration without gaining many of its benefits Conversely, systems that engage in exploitation to the exclusion of exploration are likely to find themselves trapped in suboptimal stable equilibria.
Conversely and historically, this sub region (encapsulating Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Cameroon, Congo Brazzaville, Chad, Central Africa, Sao Tome, Congo DRC) has been associated with the exploitation and en masse export of raw materials, but in Equatorial Guinea we are convinced that this paradigm is obsolete; that the potential of Central Africa, beyond our raw materials, is already undeniable.
Conversely, among evolutionary geneticists there is intense interest in the genetic basis and evolutionary history of traits that allow the exploitation of ecologically 'difficult' habitats, including those with limited or ephemeral water, extended periods of climatic (heat or cold) extremes, and soil toxicity.
