For example, variation in biting styles and dentition may allow some bats to exploit harder fruits inaccessible to sympatric species [59].
At the receiver side, first, residual powers are calculated by exploiting hard-decision replica symbols.
A vote to stay in the EU would have allowed us to exploit the hard work and insights gained over the past year.
The move raised European and Nato fears that Moscow might seek to exploit the hard left and extreme right coalition under Alexis Tsipras as a Trojan horse within the key western alliances.
England came on this tour with three tall fast bowlers in Tremlett, Finn and Rankin, looking to exploit the hard, bouncy pitches down under as both Tremlett and Finn had been able to on the corresponding tour in 2010-11.
What he said was, "accept the world for what it is, work hard to exploit the opportunities it presents, and try to do so in as just a manner as possible" What he meant by this statement is that as individuals, we need to accept that the world is unfair, but at the same time we must also recognize that there is always a future, even if that path may be unconventional.
And with both Texas Republican Senators signaling opposition to the [immigration] deal Florida's Marco Rubio helped craft in the Senate, Battleground Texas has an opportunity to exploit the hard-line local GOP opposition to immigration reform.
In that febrile political environment, protests might have been easier to start, simpler for violent extremists to exploit, and harder for confused security forces to manage.
In the contextual additive method, similar to the proposed method, the output distribution has the form of Equation 14, but the contextual additive method exploits multiple hard decision trees [46] or a hard decision tree with overlapped leaves [47] instead of the proposed soft decision tree.
Kenya's president in 1991, Daniel arap Moi, exploited the hard feelings for his own agenda.
