Sentence examples for exploit open from inspiring English sources

Working with private companies and universities it will develop the capability of UK businesses to exploit open data.

The initial focus of the organisation will be on "incubating and nurturing" new businesses that want to exploit open data for economic growth, according to the Cabinet Office.

In brief, OpenX cites the effect on publishers and advertisers using the OnRamp platform; the fact that hacks of all sites are on the rise; and the "virtual impossibility of ensuring the continued security of OnRamp in an environment of increasingly sophisticated and powerful intrusions that exploit open source software".

The similarity between Brachyphylla and the frugivore Stenodermatine lineage has been recognised for other morphological characters in the dentition and cranial shape [ 1, 49] and could be the result of dietary changes to exploit open niches during island colonisation, as suggested by Griffiths (1985) [ 49].

Francesco Barbato, a special projects officer at the European Commission who oversees the ODINE project, has warned the Guardian that European businesses must exploit open-data opportunities before the US does or it risks facing a multibillion-euro game of catch up.

Both Dani Alves and Jordi Alba would have space in front of them to exploit, opening an avenue for them to overlap Messi and Neymar as they cut infield.

Barbato said: "Of course exploiting open data is only a part of it but supporting entrepreneurship, exploiting the power of open data will help us reach the highest-level objectives that we have as Commission, which are more skilled jobs for Europe and more growth for Europe".

The method has been implemented within a high level interpreted language (IDL), while also exploiting open standards vector libraries (VSIPL) and open standards parallel directives (OpenMP).

Meanwhile, examples of businesses exploiting open data for commercial success are still thin on the ground, with the majority coming from the US, which has long had a policy of allowing re-use of federal government data.

The types of physical attacks on smart grid devices range from simple approaches, such as exploiting open interfaces, over side-channel attacks, to sophisticated methods such as fault attacks or integrated circuit (IC) reverse engineering.

Data-processing services, based on cloud-computing technologies, and exploiting open source software, can offer interesting possibilities for the scientific community in the sharing of data, algorithms, and know-how, especially to better reach out researchers beyond an initial expert working group activity.