Sentence examples for exploitation of network from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the network approach to FDI highlights the exploitation of network resources for internationalization.
The legal complaint, filed back in July 2014, calls for an end to "GCHQ's attacking and exploitation of network infrastructure in order to unlawfully gain access to potentially millions of people's private communications".
The complaint relates to what the group call "GCHQ's attacking and exploitation of network infrastructure in order to unlawfully gain access to potentially millions of people's private communications" — the type of revelations that came to light courtesy of the Edward Snowden files, which include the targeting of ISPs' systems, as well as their system admin staff.
Small k values prevent the exploitation of network information, restricting the contributions of our network-based GS strategy, while large k values may link genes with NFPs that do not share the same functions or fall within the same pathways.
She goes on to illustrate some of the strategies by which herders respond to or exploit these institutional disconnects: at times relatively benignly in the form of a retreat to pre-collective informal institutions and at other times by the exploitation of networks with those in a position of power for personal gain.
In other words, sequence similarity networks allow the empirical testing of aspects of the theoretical framework of microbial ecology through the exploitation of network-based properties (Table 1).
This analysis involved the representation of synteny between genes in a network framework and, subsequently, the exploitation of the network topology in Cytoscape software environment.
Improperly secured networks bring unauthorized access, which can lead to exploitation of the network and/or the devices (computers and their data) that are connected to it.
Gay made specific choices in order to highlight the vicious cronyism of those in power and their cynical exploitation of their network of interlocking self-interests to personal advantage and profit.
Drawing from a literature review of complex socio-technical systems, Braithwaite et al 14 argued for exploitation of natural network characteristics to achieve safer, better healthcare.
