Because of the existing technical, ecological, economic, and social restrictions, such theoretical amounts can only be exploited up to a certain percentage [17].
Special focus fixes upon physical mechanisms that have been little exploited up to now, but show significant promise as new means for controlling defect behavior, including low-energy ion bombardment, surface chemistry, and photostimulation.
The character is his creature, to be exploited up a storm.
This situation is typically observed in the Swiss Alps where viticulture had to exploit hillsides up to an altitude of 1000 meters.
"And that's why he exploited it up to a point when he realized, especially when he was announcing, that he couldn't have Wright by his side for the announcement in Springfield and now seeks to somehow distance himself".
"Of the 23 tuna stocks, most are more or less fully exploited (possibly up to 60%), some are overexploited or depleted (possibly up to 35%) and only a few appear to be underexploited (mainly skipjack)," they wrote.
The protein micro array approach which we exploited turned up to be appropriate to test a total of almost 350 human sera against over 100 bacterial antigens, demonstrating that this technology should be taken into account whenever large sets of data on in vivo expression of pathogen antigens and on the subsequent host immune response are required.
Branson is confident that Fossett, his partner for several around the world balloon exploits, is up to the job.
But Haiti's riches could only be exploited by importing up to 40,000 slaves a year.
Up to now SAW microfluidic devices have typically been operated with frequencies between 20 MHz to 200 MHz, with acoustic wavelengths above ∼20 μm (although they have been exploited very recently up to ∼300 MHz[ 16, 17]).
