Sentence examples for effectively leverage from inspiring English sources

We show that the system exhibits much larger optical forces when the incident light polarization is along the bowtie gap as the system can effectively leverage the gap effect, compared to the case when the system is under the polarization normal to the gap.

We showcase that our quantified locality measure can be used to evaluate compiler optimizations, to analyze the locality at different levels of memory hierarchy, to optimize the cache architecture to effectively leverage the locality, and to examine the effect of data prefetching mechanisms.

One factor that the scoreboard highlighted across the E.U. was a failure to effectively leverage public-private partnerships.

Once I understood and could translate the structure in my mind, I could effectively leverage my relationships with each individual manager".

So if progress can be made towards adequate funding and operationalisation of the GCF – to support public private financing and effectively leverage private finance for developing countries – it's possible that we might still be able to talk about success at Durban.

We also present a hybrid approach that can effectively leverage the advantages of both BK and GP approaches.

Chess With Friends is taking a different approach, offering turn-based asynchronous sessions with people in your contact list that will likely appeal to a much broader user base by more effectively leveraging the iPhone's untapped network effect.

The European Central Bank may use some of the fund's money as collateral for making larger loans, effectively "leveraging" the fund and giving it more firepower, but the bank's powers are circumscribed.

Kim Heung-kyu, Professor of Chinese Security and Foreign Policy at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, said Lee had effectively leveraged the U.S.-Korea relationship to improve relations with China, which is eager for closer ties with Korea to check U.S. and Japanese interests in the region.

PHIRST works by effectively leveraging between the relative strengths of these approaches.

Land use planning could thus be effectively leveraged in the fight against poverty in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).