Sentence examples for exploit the properties from inspiring English sources
Gold Light is the first case of a jewel designed purely to exploit the properties of nano-sized particles (less than a billionth part of a meter).
Until recently, holographic memory and optical correlators, two neat ideas that exploit the properties of light for the purposes of processing information, have been languishing as "orphan" technologies: admired in the laboratory, but ignored in the real world.
These cognitive illusions are used together with optical illusions that exploit the properties of light; visual illusions that exploit how the brain interprets images; memory illusions that exploit the reconstructive nature of our recollections; special effects such as explosions; and various gimmicks, including secret devices and mechanical artifacts.
End uses for aramids in the home are few (Nomex-type fibres have been made into ironing-board covers), but industrial uses are increasing (especially for aramids of the Kevlar class) as designers of products learn how to exploit the properties offered by these unusual materials.
Ghosh and Clyde proposed a method to exploit the properties of orthogonal design matrices.
Therefore, we exploit the properties of the problem formulation and design a computationally simple heuristic packet selection algorithm.
When Deng in the 1980s set up the Special Economic Zones in southern China, where capitalist forays were permitted, CITIC was first there to exploit the property boom.
In particular, the proposed methods exploit the property that the differences between the neighboring pixels in local regions of an image are small.
We selected E k as shown in (D.14) so that we can exploit the property of summation of the roots of unity.
Most of these applications exploit the property of certain isotopes of californium to emit neutrons.
The last two areas exploit the property of actinides to release enormous energy in nuclear reactions, which under certain conditions may become self-sustaining chain reaction.
