Sentence examples for either exploitation from inspiring English sources

Just as you start to wonder how this obsession will play out, a video projection on the V-shaped screen onstage reveals a pen writing a note: "Accident Guilt -- How does it play out?" Sonny, a drug addict, eventually recovers and introduces Rus to a seedy New York underworld that one usually sees in either exploitation films or old after-school specials.

Employees' working styles were represented as either "exploitation" or "exploration".

A novel transition rule that favors either exploitation or exploration is introduced.

The ACS algorithm has two major changes to the rules employed in the AS algorithm, namely: (1) A novel transition rule that favors either exploitation or exploration is introduced.

Inspired by this phenomenon, a novel adaptive multiple sub-populations based DE algorithm is designed in this paper, named MPADE, in which the parent population is split into three sub-populations based on the fitness values and then three novel DE strategies are respectively performed to take on the responsibility for either exploitation or exploration.

It seems absurd to accuse any of these photographers of either exploitation or 'rejoicing.' Clearly, Leary's tautology fails.

In the case of these two species of bears, the one-sided use of insects by sun bears might either signify exploitation of a less-preferred food source in response to present competition with black bears for more-preferred fruits (the shared preference paradigm) or may reflect differences in morphology of the two species of bears (perhaps stemming from competition on an evolutionary time scale).

In the last month, this Madison Avenue office and Mr. Morris have become a symbol of, in different quarters of New York's Democratic Party, either the ruthless exploitation of the city's campaign finance law by an unscrupulous campaign or the single-minded frugality of Mr. Morris.

Simulations were also conducted for cases in which exploitation either continues or ceases using future climate scenario outputs from a general circulation model.

This result demonstrates that the organic waste exploitation, either in a conjunct form with silicate sources or not, is an interesting option to pastures fertilization.

The results presented advance on the possibility of relating ground base local measurements of fog water yield with the remote monitoring of auxiliary meteorological variables, such as the visibility, in order to characterize broad areas for their fog water harvesting potential, either for its exploitation or its effect on cloud immersed forests.