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Paul Silverstein, an analyst with Credit Suisse, cited broad technological trends that Cisco is well positioned to exploit, ranging from data center redesigns, smart grids for power and water utilities, and the growth of video communications, which will justify Cisco's $3.3 billion acquisition of video conferencing company Tandberg, a deal that closed last month.

Popular approach to 3D recognition problem is to exploit range images, also known as depth maps.

Some RID architectures support a huge addressability domain that removes the need to exploit range partitioning for purely increased table size.

This is due to the fact that losses of genes are accompanied by losses of capacity of the organisms to exploit range of hosts.

RLHS resolves backtracking by exploiting range tree in Stage 1 and linked list data structure in Stage 2 overcomes the memory inefficiency.

In Tripoli, Libya's capital, which does not feature on Mr Erdogan's schedule this time, Turkish business people have braved the post-revolutionary turmoil to exploit opportunities ranging from post-war reconstruction deals to selling Turkish bathroom furniture.

Take Crimer, the antihero of cult Twitter "series" Crimershow, for example, whose misspelled exploits range from simple blimp theft to contaminating the water supply with broccoli.

These cyber exploits range from the teenage gamer cracking websites for fun to the criminal syndicate stealing payment card data for easy money to foreign intelligence agencies looking for state secrets they can exploit to beat their adversaries economically and militarily.

Great partnerships often involve suppressing part of your personality in order to better exploit the range of skills on offer.

Photovoltaic devices usually exploit mid-range band-gap semiconductors which absorb in the visible range of the solar spectrum.

This generalist's GSTs may operate as 'all-purpose' detoxification enzymes, capable of conjugating or sequestering a broad range of lipophilic gorgonian compounds, thereby allowing this predator to exploit a range of chemically-defended prey, resulting in a competitive dietary advantage for this species.