Sentence examples for exploitation and data from inspiring English sources

Included in this study are analytical, simulation-based, and experimental benchmarking approaches to consider five use cases for ERI sorting, i.e. SIMD processing, reconfigurable computing, limited address spaces, instruction cache exploitation, and data cache exploitation.

As exemplified in the Data Exploitation and Data Services Section, BioSurfDB brings together data and computational tools that differentiate it positively from other databases on bioremediation domain.

Paper presents construction aspects of designed plasma technology for processing of waste of printed circuit boards for metals recovery, with design and exploitation data of plasma reactor: throughput, power, and products.

Mosley is now a noted privacy campaigner, one of Hacked Off's celebrity counterparts to Eric Schmidt of Google, whose cavalier approach to street recording and data exploitation has done much to alienate a public he could now use on his side.

This may create a gap for exploitation of biological samples and data collected for diagnostic purposes.

In this introductory article we review current definitions of data integration and describes it formally as the combination of two challenges: data discovery and data exploitation [ 5].

This creates room for possible exploitation of biological samples and data collected from research participants in primary research projects in Malawi.

The workshop's aims and main results were reported in [ 5]; at the beginning of the document two main challenges associated with data integration were defined: data discovery and data exploitation.

The MTAs are one feasible and fair mechanism to prevent abuse and exploitation of human samples and data for clinical research while promoting autonomy of research participants through informed consent.

To better address regulatory bodies' concern about exploitation of biological samples and data by researchers, further empirical social science research needs to be conducted locally to assess the views of research participants and the public on collection, storage and future reuse of biological samples and data and inform policy makers accordingly.

While we acknowledge the genuine ethical concern by the National Commission for Science and Technology that it is trying to avoid exploitation of biological samples and data collected in Malawi for research purposes, there is no empirical evidence that researchers can exploit samples and data they collect in primary research projects.