Sentence examples for exploit at the same time from inspiring English sources
Typically, the multiview DVC (M-DVC) decoder tries to exploit, at the same time, temporal intra-view and inter-view correlation, generating two SI frames: (1) temporal SI, by means of motion estimation and interpolation, e.g. employing overlapped block motion compensation (OBMC) [6] and (2) inter-view SI, generated by leveraging the inter-view redundancy [3].
We discuss different results obtained in the domain of 'quantum imaging', aiming at exploiting at the same time the quantum properties of optical images and their intrinsic parallelism.
The proposed research is the point-of-departure for a general activity aimed at assessing critically the issues of reliability and robustness of simulation results obtained with conventional modeling approaches, in particular with respect to occupants' behaviour, exploiting at the same time the possibility of using measured data as a direct feedback to promote behavioural change.
The non-rival nature of knowledge permits organizations to exploit it at the same time both internally and externally.
Enemies guilty of treachery toward their lords could expect short shrift from him, but he would exploit their treachery at the same time.
It comes equipped, or saddled, with a mystique it has to exploit and fight at the same time.
In fact, the main obstacle in using such complex and massively parallel DSP processors is the fact that the compilers available today cannot fully exploit the architecture and at the same time achieve efficient code for SDR.
Another previous study highlights the importance of internal resources in order to exploit international opportunities but at the same time this cost produces diminishing returns, risk and can influence the decision to export (Hitt et al., 1997).
"The Wrestler," Darren Aronofsky's fourth feature (and winner of the top prize at the Venice Film Festival this year), cannily exploits this parallel and at the same time shows that, in both movies and wrestling, the line between reality and play-acting may be less clear than we assume.
