Sentence examples for exploit the code from inspiring English sources

We thought that we could exploit the code's provision that allows charcoal-fired barbecue grills as long as the total grate size does not exceed 10 square feet and the charcoal is not ignited within 10 feet of any combustible material.

In the first algorithm (A 1), we do not exploit the code properties and compute the APPs as if the transmission was uncoded.

Therefore, the HLD algorithm described in Section 3 must be intended in a vectorized form as well, and in order to exploit the code structure, a layer counts consecutive parity-check nodes.

Out of the DataFlow accelerator; One simulation builder program, to test code without the time consuming migration into the binary level; One hardware builder program, to exploit the code on the binary level.

To increase the potential coding opportunities, a decoding policy and a coding condition are defined in the multi-flow environment, which exploit the coding benefit of multiple intersecting flows in a greedy way.

The joint modeling enables us to devise a novel scene adaptive and signal adaptive quantization that fully exploits the coding redundancies resulting from wavelet transform.

In contrast, NOW-IDNC algorithm always selects a packet combination over the first video layer without exploiting the coding opportunities by including additional video layers.

On the other hand, the use ZC or PN codes yields to better exploiting the coding gain of the systems, as shown by the bigger slope of the BER curve.

Using a novel trading strategy designed to exploit the tax code and accounting regulations, Compaq purchased what would otherwise be unusable foreign tax credits held by tax-exempt institutions, likely pension funds that held American Depository Receipts (ADRs) for international diversification.

Liu et al. [20] use a local sparse representation for representing the target and exploit the sparse coding histogram to represent the dynamic dictionary basis distribution of the target model.

Mr. Rubin, president and publisher of Doubleday, has continued to exploit the "Da Vinci Code" phenomenon.