Sentence examples for exploit strong from inspiring English sources

The least expensive, narrowly targeted systems (e.g., simple organizers) exploit strong expectations about user inputs to recognize, interpret and respond to those inputs; as such they resemble menu-driven systems.

Even Moody's acknowledges that the French treasury has exploited strong markets in 2009, 2010 and the first nine months of this year to lock in historically low rates.

Piezoelectric energy harvesters exploiting strong mechanical nonlinearities exhibit intrinsic suitability for one of several modern challenges in vibratory energy harvesting: consistent kinetic performance in the presence of broadband environmental excitation.

Multiple imputation accounted for missing predictors and outcomes, exploiting strong correlation between the two angiography procedures.

Having tried but failed to revive Russian-branded cars, GAZ is now trying to exploit its strong market position in commercial vehicles, looking for profitable niche products such as ambulances, rescue vehicles, specialist lorries and buses.

But Mr. Komorowski's narrow victory in the election Sunday could allow his rival, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the nationalist conservative party Law and Justice, to exploit his strong showing in time for the local government elections later this year and the parliamentary elections in 2011.

An intelligent team knows how to exploit its strong points".

The ability to exploit the strong potential of photoactive nanomaterials and access their properties relies on the ability to integrate them in photo-reactors and to effectively deposit them on large surfaces.

These exploit the strong conductivity contrast between the hydrocarbon and water phases and have been used for mapping water front propagation in hydrocarbon reservoirs and enhancing the characterization of the reservoir formation.

With the challenges faced in distinguishing between hydrocarbons and water via seismic methods, the industry has been looking at electromagnetic techniques in order to exploit the strong contrast in conductivity between hydrocarbons and water.

However, it would be of great biological interest to exploit the strong luciferase-dependent luminescence to image extracellular ATP in vivo.