In essence, the exploitation phase is similar to the profiling phase in nature.
In essence, the exploitation of appropriate equalization helps to efficiently combine different subcarriers' signals in order to optimize the system performance [21].
This highlights the essence of the exploration-exploitation trade-off: any action issued by the agent has to respect the uncertainty over the policy parameter otherwise they are biased.
In essence, economic relations are limited to the exploitation of raw materials, coffee being only one example of this, whilst these materials are processed and utilised, thus acquiring added value through the production process, within the industrialised countries.
This tension between control and initiative underlies the exploration-exploitation tradeoff (March 1991) and the essence of the ambidexterity literature (Raisch et al. 2009; Boumgarden et al. 2012).
Marx and Engels rejected the traditional understanding of feudalism as consisting of fiefs and relations among the elite and emphasized the lords' exploitation of the peasants as the essence of the feudal mode of production.
Manipulation by magic, however, is neither the explanation nor the essence of prayer but rather its deviation and exploitation, a tendency that is to be noticed whenever prayer departs from its basic and essential meaning i.e., the expression of a desire to enter into contact with the sacred or holy.
In essence, supply chain uncertainty fosters the adoption of an exploitation approach to operations rather than an exploration approach.
In essence, it is not clear what role social capital plays for opportunity emergence and exploitation of serial and portfolio entrepreneurs.
In essence, the historic flow of fluid created reservoirs, and the modification of this flow by exploitation is the basis for the science of geothermal reservoir engineering.
