Sentence examples for exploit the availability of from inspiring English sources

Businesses spring up to exploit the availability of subsidies, most obviously for construction and "training", rather than responding to the real demands of the market.

The main reason that motivates the realization of this work is to exploit the availability of unreacted methane, coming from the exit flue gas products of the OCM reactor, and thus, design an alternative process for methanol production via OCM and the co-generation of electricity that can make the process economically attractive and designed so as to be industrially implemented.

By decomposing the constraint solving technique into two different components, hierarchy traversal and polynomial subdivision, each of which is more suitable to CPUs and GPUs, respectively, our solver can fully exploit the availability of hybrid, multicore architectures of CPUs and GPUs.

In this context, techniques that exploit the availability of channel state information at the transmitter (CSIT) have been intensively researched (see [4, 5] for a review).

Kim et al. [17] recently investigated several open-loop relaying strategies with UE relays but did not exploit the availability of multiple antennas at the relays.

In order to exploit the availability of multiple views, several methods for the combination of the results that are obtained from the individual views are tested and evaluated.

In this study, we exploited the availability of publicly available data and performed a genome scan for somatic copy number aberrations and gene expression profiling of primary breast tumors to address the general prognostic significance of gene amplification and high-level expression in breast cancer.

The LBAOMDV regulates the fair usage of both node energy and available bandwidth by exploiting the availability of multiple paths for data transfer.

Optimal and robust controllers have been designed exploiting the availability of the RWM dynamic model.

A first approach exploits the availability of on-line measurements of both the substrate and biomass concentrations.

The move comes months after Britain started requiring visas from South Africans, charging that would-be terrorists and criminals were exploiting the availability of stolen or forged South African passports to gain access to other countries.