"To allude to the 'Odyssey' is to invoke an authority of talismanic psychological power," Hall writes, and every age has used this authority to its own ends; the late 19th century, for example, exploited the fact that the poem, while relatively empty of overt sex, is full to bursting with latent sexual tension.
The Hawaiian bobtail squid, for example, exploits the luminous nature of Vibrio fischeri bacteria.
Riley, for example, exploits the fact that embryos produce legions of cardiomyocytes from the epicardium – the outer layer of the cell.
This kind of example exploits the fact that while random sequences are a measure one set of possible outcome sequences of any process, chancy or otherwise, measure one does not mean every.
Analyses performed in [19], on a somewhat larger network example, exploits the idea of switching off cells while neighboring active cells adopt an antenna tilt at times of low network load.
In the second part of the paper several practical examples exploiting the advantages of schlieren imaging and suggestions on how to address the experimental issues typically encountered when using schlieren imaging as a plasma diagnostic were reported, focusing on APPJs, plasma actuators for flow control and thermal plasma sources.
Our proposed counter-example exploits the fact that it is only after choosing an assignment on all branches that we can deduce the final resulting SRT.
Allahverdyan and Nieuwenhuizen's example exploits this by considering situations where the temperature is sufficiently low that the interaction energy can no longer be treated as negligible when compared to kT.
The discriminative power of skin classifiers may be increased, when the pixels neighborhood is taken into account, for example, exploiting textural features extracted from an input image.
