Sentence examples for either exploiting from inspiring English sources

Ever since, he's felt equally at ease either exploiting genre conventions or working outside traditional restraints.

Therefore, much research has focused on developing computationally efficient methods, by either exploiting the regularity of the problem geometry in the direction along the track or assuming a simplified track structure.

In order to achieve sustainable production goals, most national programs have begun either exploiting existing natural diversity to identify strains suitable for specific regions or climates or have simply used elite varieties developed by private or international agricultural research centres.

Discrimination between different tissue types, due to the similarity in intensity values in the MR images, must be done at a later stage, either exploiting the specific geometries of different structures (as described below) or using histological slices previously coregistered with the MR dataset (30).

Or perhaps on the divisions among them that Army life can either exploit or erase.

Earlier Web-based poetries tended to either exploit the technical side of the Web or underscore the weirdness of it.

But the UN failed Syria and its people by appointing an envoy who lacked the capacity to either exploit or create opportunities, however limited, for conflict mitigation".

In the past, such electronic intrusions have either exploited the practice of "phishing," to persuade unsuspecting users to allow their computers to be compromised, or exploited vulnerabilities in software programs permitting the attacks to gain control of systems remotely.

If left unchecked by newly elected leaders who either exploit simmering historical animosities or refuse to address them constructively, divisions will worsen between Sunnis and Shiites or between Muslims and other minorities, like Christians, ensuring prolonged regional turmoil.

Each stop will involve a different speech based around a key political theme, carefully orchestrated to either exploit Paul's strengths or address his perceived weaknesses as he lays down a marker as a serious contender for his party's nomination.

In recent years a number of United States companies and government agencies have been the victim of this type of attack, in which an intruder either exploits an unknown software vulnerability or in some way compromises the trust of an employee to take command of a computer or an entire network within a company.