Sentence examples for exploit the disadvantages from inspiring English sources

The selection model could be changed after a number of generations to exploit the disadvantages of too strong adaptation (i.e., loss of genetic variation).

To explain this paradox, Watson discusses several different reversed Sicilian lines, showing how Black can exploit the disadvantages of various "extra" moves for White.

In this study, a newly developed function named normalized gamma correction (NGC) is introduced to exploit the disadvantage of gamma correction as a key advantage that assists in reducing brightness and enhancing the contrast while taking into consideration the full dynamic range feature of normalization.

The council takes this responsibility very seriously and has always sought to ensure that the process is fair for all families and not open to abuse by those who may seek to exploit the system to the disadvantage of other parents and children".

The desire to exploit the advantages and avoid the disadvantages of temporary and permanent plots motivated the development of a sampling approach that combines both approaches.

The combination of the two methods enables to exploit the advantages and to mutually compensate for the disadvantages associated with each of the two methods.

But as with Maogate, the sheer tenacity of Team Corbyn to exploit the Government's problems for their own disadvantage was almost to be admired.

A potentially viable way forward is the integration of biological and chemical catalysis into processes that exploit the inherent advantages of each technology while circumventing their disadvantages.

The term is used to describe a situation in which companies exploit the power they gain from a vertical merger to disadvantage their competitors, raise prices, or stymie innovations that could undermine their own position.

This approach presents several disadvantages and does not always allow to exploit the full potential which can be provided by a higher consideration to auditory feedback.

And because it costs less to pay people less and exploit the environment, allowing them to escape these responsibilities makes democracy a competitive disadvantage.