Sentence examples for exploitation of the complex from inspiring English sources

The current review is therefore intended to promote micro-/nanotechnology researchers to team up with limnologists/oceanographers, and develop novel strategies for understanding and green exploitation of the complex marine ecosystem.

But what concerns me about the DNC comments is the exploitation of the complex and challenging Afghanistan War as a measure of one's patriotism, or support for the Pentagon -- in which the White House and Democrats desperately want to show they are better at than the Republicans.

The latter would necessitate a far more thorough understanding and exploitation of the complex regulatory network.

Electro Submersible Pump (ESP) telemetry system allows getting information of different types of heavy electromagnetic noise: random, pulsing, harmonic etc. in the neighborhood They are pump unit's intake pressure, temperature and most importantly its insulation resistance for submersible motor stator coil reliability – for the successful exploitation of the oil complexes.

Extending off the coast of Alabama to Mexico at extreme depths, it promises anywhere from 3 billion to 15 billion recoverable barrels, perhaps more if technology advances allow the exploitation of more complex reservoirs.

The construction and exploitation of the largest hydro underground complexes at seismic tectonically active regions is resulted in intensive deformation processes at the shallow subsurface, which could be reason of the serious accidents [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

Modern condensed-matter physics is increasingly concerned with the design, synthesis, analysis, and exploitation of chemically complex materials and structures.

Some of the most remarkable examples of aggressive mimicry involve exploitation of a complex signal-response system by an unrelated predator species.

Actually, the community has even often played a pioneering role in the exploitation of complex theoretical principles on a problem as hard as continuous speech recognition.

A novel feature of this paper is the exploitation of the Interlacing Property (IP) of complex Hurwitz polynomials to systematically generate an arbitrarily large number of sets of linear inequalities in K.

Advances in laboratory technologies and data analysis methodologies are permitting the exploitation of complex experimental data sets in ways that were unthinkable just a few years ago (1 3).