Sentence examples for exploitation of several from inspiring English sources

In the sorry tale of Google's exploitation of several copyright libraries, Judge Chin has been a beacon of sanity and good sense.

By exploitation of several training strategies including data augmentation and smooth L1 loss, REN significantly improves the performance of ConvNet for hand pose estimation.

Later, frustrated by the exploitation of several female friends by the legal system, she decided to fulfill a long-standing desire to become a lawyer even though it had been 30 years since she attended college.

In addition, in collaboration with colleagues in India, Italy, Spain, the UK and the USA, he is involved in research on host-virus interactions associated with disease and resistance (using cucumber mosaic virus, potato leaf roll virus and various potyviruses) and exploitation of several viruses for biotechnological applications.

It is also designed to highlight potential attack scenarios including the exploitation of several successive vulnerabilities that are not necessarily independent.

The main goal of this study was to improve the performance of DNN-based French ASR through the exploitation of several foreign resources for the MediaParl task.

To facilitate the access and exploitation of TCGA data, several tools have been developed to compare and to explore the different levels of data, facilitating the discovery of associations and correlations, as well as allowing ascertaining the significance of certain alterations in cancer [ 5– 7].

Yet, even under the unfavorable conditions that prevailed, some work was done on most of the sites already in course of exploitation, several new enterprises were inaugurated, and a good deal was done in preparation for the future.

The history of football rules is one of exploitation followed, several years later, by correction.

As I've argued previously: The history of football rules is one of exploitation, followed, several years later, by correction.

The exploitation of uncertainty "works in several ways," Warhurst said, from "diverting attention from domestic and social policy issues and the economy… to frightening people and making them security conscious and more conservative in their choices".