Sentence examples for exploitation of various from inspiring English sources

Sudan's recurring wars don't stem from religious conflict but from the Arab government's exploitation of various non-Arab groups on the country's periphery — including the southern Christians and predominantly Muslim groups like the Darfuris in the west, the Bejas in the east, the Nubians in the north and the Nuba in Kordofan.

Third, philosophical benefits might also emerge in the metaphysical arena by improved exploitation of various forms of the indispensability argument.

The growing energy demand in progressing civilization governs the exploitation of various renewable sources over the conventional sources.

It is an evaluation method to assess, in an integrated fashion, the performance of a building system as a whole and the viability of the exploitation of various energy sources.

Terrain Observation by Progressive Scans (TOPS) mode from the Sentinel-1 satellite provides us with up-to-date high-quality Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images over a wide ground coverage (250 × 250 km), enabling full exploitation of various InSAR applications.

These operators not only make the resulting iPGA more efficient (in terms of exploration as well as exploitation of various schemata) but also act as an insurance agent against the loss of certain genes, which may turn out to be useful in later stages of evolution as well as against premature convergence.

From the Early Middle Ages, restricted tidal influences and the progressive silting of the valley bottom by overbank deposits enabled a lasting change, with the development of pastureland and the miscellaneous exploitation of the various environments.

Here, we examine the impact of various exploitation rates on the evolution of migration reaction norms, as well as on ecological and demographic characteristics of the population.

It is based on the exploitation of recent new insights of various biological mechanisms and relies heavily on a sophisticated cellular and molecular expertise.

Moral cosmopolitans regarded all humans as 'brothers' (though with obvious gender bias) — an analogy with which they aimed to indicate the fundamental equality of rank of all humans, which precluded slavery, colonial exploitation, feudal hierarchy, and tutelage of various sorts.

In the last decade the progress achieved on the synthesis of inorganic nanostructures has been accompanied by the parallel exploitation of these systems in various fields, among them are biology and medicine.