Sentence examples for exploit the ideas from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we exploit the ideas in the two-step weighted least squares method [1] to design a three-step algorithm for joint source position and propagation speed estimation.

In this study we aim to exploit the ideas of genomic background to extend our work on family based association [11] and determine how powerful and efficient the method for genome-wide association analysis of QTs in samples of related individuals is.

Ghelderode was one of the first dramatists to exploit the idea of total theatre that is, drama in which every sort of appeal is made to the eye, the ear, and the emotions in order to stir the intellect.

No one, perhaps, was more suited to exploit the idea of genius-as-enigma than Prince Rogers Nelson, who died on Thursday at his Paisley Park compound, outside Minneapolis, at the age of fifty-seven.

Are we meant to understand that they're "playing" with tone and meaning in order to better exploit the idea of Genet's theatre-as-language?  (If Andrews wanted to take the show further he would have had Huppert speaking in French while Blanchett answered in English, the better to play up the idea of rational and irrational thought coexisting).

For it was one of the first serious scientific studies to exploit the idea of distributed computing.Modelling the climate requires a huge amount of computing power, which is one reason the models have not been tested as thoroughly as they might have been.

"Isil seeks to exploit the idea that there's war between Islam and the west, and when you see individuals in positions of responsibility suggesting Christians are more worthy of protection than Muslims are in a war-torn land, that feeds the Isil narrative.

In this work, we exploit the idea of using SVD decomposition to compute signal subspace and eliminate additive noise.

Other recent proposals such as (Nieminen et al.2011) exploit the idea of using multiple frequency channels for carrying out the synchronization tasks.

We exploit the idea that while ideal magnetohydrodynamics equations are non-convex with non-homogeneous fluxes as opposed to their hydrodynamic counterparts, they exhibit an overall wave-like structure.

In [13], the authors exploit the idea of using a special-purpose network that can be used in emergency situations, enabling individuals to send short messages to friends or relatives.