I still think it's quite a nice idea, exploitable in different ways, but perhaps the solver needs more help than I gave this time.
Two decades before China loosened the shackles of Mao's totalising dogma and began its own climb out of poverty, its smaller neighbours were blazing their own trails, demonstrating how poor agrarian countries with little in the way of exploitable natural resources might transform their economies and societies.
This includes two separate activities: first, defining the search space of phylogenetic trees, or tree space, and second, developing methods to display tree space in a way that is exploitable in search techniques.
This, too, is significant for oppression, since those whose moral agency is compromised in these ways are easily exploitable (see Hampton, 1993).
Certainly, the great success of the Antarctic Treaty and of the political experiment in international cooperation is in no small way attributable to the fact that exploitable mineral resources have not been found.
Flash slows down computers and has plenty of exploitable security shortcomings, plus there are simply better ways to build cartoons (and everything else) on the internet now.
These, in particular, will be high on Planetary Resources' shopping list because the planet-forming processes of mineral-melting and subsequent stratification into core, mantle and crust will have sorted their contents in ways that can concentrate valuable materials into exploitable ores.
In his own more gentlemanly way, he, too, flouted government authority and lacked exploitable diplomatic stature.
Many mechanisms have been suggested for this as well as ways to circumvent evolution of resistance in a previously exploitable pathway, including, but not limited to, substituting other PTK inhibitors or combining imatinib with other agents that affect other signal transduction steps.
By then, we are reflections, too, and she likes the way we look on her auction block: polite, well dressed, fearful, and eminently exploitable.
