Sentence examples for done by capitalizing from inspiring English sources

The crux of the quantum adiabatic algorithm which rests on the adiabatic theorem lies in the possibility of encoding a specific instance of a given decision problem in a certain Hamiltonian (this can be done by capitalizing on the well-known fact that any decision problem can be derived from an optimization problem by incorporating into it a numerical bound as an additional parameter).

If the BND touches the money first, the onus is on it to deal with the regulators, something it can afford to do by capitalizing on economies of scale.

He's done this by capitalizing on the age-old desire among humans for status, and to have items or accessories that set them apart from others.

One company we studied did this by capitalizing on a mistake.

Those who try to keep up with the tides of pop music usually do so by capitalizing on trends and aligning themselves with current stars.

They have done so largely by capitalizing on their opponents' errors.

The answer : By capitalizing on the motivational power of reputation.

They did it--without running afoul of any laws--by capitalizing on the broad reach, low profile and loose regulation of mail solicitation.

Some countries and partners have started to do so, for example, by capitalizing on funding mechanisms such as SWAps and the Global Fund.

"If we're to get beyond that system and capitalize on our diversity, it has to be done by thinking internationally".

Trump advanced his presidential ambitions by capitalizing on the idea that Obama didn't belong in the White House.