And the essential strategic problem for the Americans has been this: their enemy, so far, has been able to draw advantage from the border between the two nation-states by ignoring it, and the Americans have so far been hindered because they must respect it.
The Royal Hunt Cup is as bewildering as ever, even before an unpredictable draw advantage is taken into account.
The principal resources through which human beings may learn to draw advantages from adversities are fortitude, prudence, worldly knowledge (rerum experientia), and all sorts of helps (auxilia), such as material means, friends, authority, bodily strength and practical experience (exercitatio) (De utilitate, OO, II, 12a).
Educational games may create a new and improved learning culture by drawing advantage of the new knowledge and skills of today's students obtained from extensive use of interactive game software.
This strategy aims at drawing advantages and potential characteristics together from different PSO algorithms, leading to an ensemble approach for progressive optimization in UWB indoor localization system.
The objective of this article is thus to present an efficient policy that draws advantages from the dynamic allocation of the satellite bandwidth, trying to avoid any resource waste during the periods of inactivity or rate reduction of some traffic sources.
If Saddam Hussein believed he could draw an advantage from obstructing humanitarian aid, he would no doubt do so.
BRUSSELS — Center-right parties emerged Monday from European Parliament elections claiming triumph over left-of-center groupings that failed to draw political advantage from their adversaries' handling of the global economic crisis.
Mr. Bullard raised that warning obliquely in his speech Tuesday, suggesting that while the United States might draw temporary advantage from the European crisis, it must "directly address" its fiscal problems if it is to retain credibility with credit markets.
Clay's solution to the crisis, a compromise tariff, represented not an ideological split with Jackson but Clay's ability to conciliate and to draw political advantage from astute tactical maneuvering.
More than a year before Blair became Labour leader in 1994, a delicate political dance began between him and the tabloids – each side seeking to draw maximum advantage from the rising strength of the other – which culminated in the Sun endorsing Labour at the 1997 general election.
