Sentence examples for environment exploited from inspiring English sources

The experimental environment exploited in this study relies on software measures coming from 10 large public domain systems, 5 Java and 5 C++ systems.

The liver is a tolerogenic environment exploited by persistent infections, such as hepatitis B (HBV) and C (HCV) viruses.

The leaflet he helped write made wide-ranging criticisms of the company, accusing it of destroying the environment, exploiting workers and selling junk food.

The elites, he goes on, "continue thriving in the new environment, exploiting superb online tools for scientific research and collaboration" etc. Actually, it's clear that many – most?

One advantage of this approach stems from the possibility to monitor the perfluorinated compounds in the environment exploiting the remote sensing capability offered by the optical fibers.

The environment exploits the parallelisms inherent in the application and distributes the disciplines on machines most appropriate to their needs, while insulating the developer and the user from the complexity of the underlying communications constructs.

Non-interactive execution within an R script and stand-alone execution outside an R environment exploiting a previously created Options File are also possible, the latter allowing scheduling execution of MODIStsp to automatically update a time series when a new image is available.

If you knew more, maybe you would decide to pay a little bit more to not poison the environment, exploit workers and animals.

That ethic said government must provide a safety net for the less fortunate among us and set limits on business interests that foul the environment, exploit workers and bamboozle consumers.

Steel was one of the defendants in the longest libel case in English history — the "McLibel" case — in which she and a fellow activist were sued by McDonalds after distributing leaflets accusing them of damaging the environment, exploiting workers, and promoting unhealthy food.

The key to their success is their colonial life; the complexity of their social life allows ants to control their physical environment, exploit resources in an efficient way and overcome competitors (Hölldobler and Wilson 2009).