Sentence examples for established to exploit from inspiring English sources

Founded as West Hanover in 1710, when a forge was established to exploit local iron ore, it was renamed in 1740 for Lewis Morris, then governor of the colony.

The Auger engineering radio array (AERA) is being established to exploit the radio technique at these high energies.

Data from spectrophotometers form spectra that are sets of a great number of exploitable variables in quantitative chemical analysis; calibration models using chemometric methods must be established to exploit these variables.

As described by Raadsma et al. [ 30], a resource population from crosses between Awassi and Merino sheep was established to exploit the extreme differences between these two types of sheep in a range of production characteristics.

As described by Raadsma et al. [ 27] a resource population from crosses between the improved dairy type Awassi (A) and the apparel wool Merino (M) sheep was established to exploit the extreme differences between these two sheep types in a range of production characteristics.

Contrastingly, the data reveal possible consequences of an institutionalized set of organizational rules and routines established to coordinate and exploit change activities due to a more or less successful history of modernization activities (e.g., mission statement, budget plans/controlling, internal benchmarking).

The city is known for its porcelain and pottery industry, which was established in 1840 to exploit local clay deposits.

The deal was signed by GPWC (Grand Prix World Championship), the company representing the car makers DaimlerChrysler, Ferrari-Maserati, BMW, Renault and Ford, and the shareholders of SLEC, the company originally established by Bernie Ecclestone to exploit the sport's commercial rights income.

With the online and wireless worlds rapidly replacing CDs, our challenge now is to adapt and extend established promotional networks to exploit new technologies to the fullest.

This year's winners discovered no new principles, but have found novel ways to exploit the established theory, Cirac says.

Some out-of-state couples plan to exploit established legal loopholes, especially one that allows people with weekend homes in Massachusetts to be considered residents.