And the push to open public lands to private exploitation sounds like Teapot Dome, which also involved oil drilling on public land.
Traditionally it has been the label that has sat between the artist and the audience, and their business model has revolved around the acquisition and exploitation of sound recording rights: insisting on being paid for every use and refusing to loosen their stranglehold on copyrights.
And since we see exploitation as sound business practice to feed our insatiable need for pleasure, we will celebrate them and continue giving time and money to decreasing the value of men, women and children to holes they have and how often someone puts themselves into them.
When his first prospective deal, with Torino, hit the Italian press, cries of exploitation were sounded.
And they all sound exploitations of public resources.
This can sound like cynical exploitation, but when it comes down to it, X-Central, Brains, Vision A and the others are using the platform to their own ends.
The categorical requirement for sound application and exploitation of such a database is high accuracy of both retention time and ion mobility for the identification of unknown signals [ 15].
The current "great man" is a sixty-seven-year-old experimentalist named Helmut Lachenmann, who, according to the New Grove Dictionary of Music, specializes in "the exploitation of loud and unconventional sounds more in the nature of noise, of the kind generally suppressed in traditional instrumental performance".
ORC (organic Rankine cycles) represent a sound solution for the exploitation of thermal energy available at low temperature.
