Sentence examples for exploit as much as from inspiring English sources

Much of the buzz around Palin has been inspired by a desire among Republicans to exploit, as much as possible, the lingering divisions between Hillary and Barack Democrats: Looking for a woman like you? Look no further than the McCain ticket!

Nonetheless, in Algorithm 1, we make use of the last hyperplane as output to exploit as much as possible the information accumulated through the iterations.

The MU MIMO precoding matrix at the relay is designed using a criterion which minimizes the MU interference while at the same time tries to exploit as much as possible of the available UT spatial processing gains.

In order to exploit as much as possible the surfaces apt for installation of photovoltaic (PV) systems and also to keep the unit energy cost low (without increasing meaningfully capital and operation/maintenance costs), fixed low concentration systems (LCPVs) can be adopted, such systems are normally based on flat mirrors.

This method differs from the others presented in the previous sections in that it uses a rather simple background model (just a reference image); instead of defining a complex model (that could be hard to learn reliably), the method attempts to exploit as much as possible the basic background model by introducing a set of enhancements in the operations that deal with the model.

"Here," he wrote later, "I saw economic injustice at first hand, and realised that the poor white was exploited as much as the Negro.

On the other hand, fuzziness means the maximality of the new strategy when exploiting (as much as possible) the similarity relations collected in a given program.

This paper illustrates a quantified process to shape a R&D programme that exploits as much as possible previous R&D.

The experience coming from various aspects of ITER design, including selection of materials and operating scenarios, is exploited as much as possible.

I ended up thinking that Playboy was really a lifestyle brand that wasn't being exploited as much as it could be".

That is to say, he was being exploited as much as any soldier, sailor, flyer or other military service member who lost an eye, an ear, a limb or any other part of his or her body or self and was called upon to give a speech at some celebration of militarism.