Sentence examples for exploitation point from inspiring English sources

In general, d-Confidence improves the performance of its baseline criteria both from the exploration point of view finding unknown classes faster and from the exploitation point of view improving, although marginally, the accuracy when applied to tabular, low-dimensional data.

Not giving him an exploitation point will make you a stronger fighter.

Because you all went for something that, according to Marx, has a higher rate of exploitation, two point three-three as opposed to one point seven-five.

Celebrating the rejection of Mactaggart's scheme to outlaw this form of exploitation, Adams pointed out: "Exploitation is rife in many industries – look at fruit picking and domestic work – but nobody tries to ban it.

However, the quality of the point exploitation is widely linked to the point quality, i.e. to the quality of the digitising process.

An exploitation of cloud point system as a novel medium engineering method for extractive microbial fermentation is reviewed in present work.

Automated and efficient algorithms to perform segmentation of terrestrial LiDAR data is critical for exploitation of 3D point clouds, where the ultimate goal is CAD modeling of the segmented data.

Although they are known to be taken occasionally in dolphin fisheries in the Caribbean, and incidental captures in fishing nets do occur throughout much of the range, the Clymene dolphin is not known to suffer any heavy exploitation at this point.

An emerging mode of comparison is through new genomic technologies, which, with careful exploitation, may also point to genetic events that are important for malignant human tumor evolution.

In addition, it guarantees that the manufacturing process hasn't resulted in any loss of biodiversity or habitat; that there has been no human exploitation at any point in its manufacturing process; and that its production makes positive contributions to local economies.

We have had a lot of success in intelligence exploitation," explains WO1 Handy, pointing out that blowing up a device in the middle of a local village does little to endear the British Army to locals.