Sentence examples for exploit building from inspiring English sources

Following the theft, a government enquiry, led by Lord Bridges, examined how the thief, having apparently left a window unlatched in the Gents on a previous day, was able in the early hours of the morning to exploit building works at the rear of the gallery, remove the painting and scale the wall on St Martin's Street.

30 32 In summary we presented a synthetic mimic of facilitated membrane transport by exploiting building blocks such as colloidal particles, microfluidics equipped with a sub-micrometer channel and holographic optical tweezers.

This triple threat of exploits building on one another gained the appropriate moniker "Trident".

"But at the same time the police are trying to exploit it, building up this propaganda that anti-coup students killed Mohamed Reda.

The increasing availability of series of compounds annotated with biological properties can be exploited for building Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR) models.

The new LSA is to be exploited for building a topology database based on realistic energy and Co2 emission data about each link and the sections of the network.

On the valley sides and valley floor however, these deposits have been largely washed away in the late glacial period, and in the valley bottom extensive deposits of gravels were laid down, which have largely been exploited for building aggregate in the last century.

This context is exploited by building enhanced directed regulatory network using two types of nodes for each gene: conventional ones representing mRNA expression and others representing methylation levels, both measurements being obtained from non-time series, high-throughput, observational data.

Last year, just 50% gave themselves such a label.Small companies should exploit this freedom, building in-house marketing and distribution and diversifying overseas.

As an American military-intelligence official points out, governments that buy exploits are "building the black market", thereby bankrolling dangerous R&D.

The black laborer's brawny exploits in building the C&O Railroad had inspired a famous folk ballad -- as well as the novel Whitehead was struggling to write.