Sentence examples for exploited a deep from inspiring English sources

Both are wealthy men who affect an affinity with the common people, and who have skillfully exploited a deep well of resentment among working-class and middle-class voters, some of whom have traditionally supported left-of-center parties.

Noting that the script for the film features scenes of violence, including a drive-by shooting, the writer added: "This is disrespectful and exploiting a deep wound that runs in our streets.

The proposed method exploits a deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) pre-trained for the face recognition task on a large dataset and then fine-tuned for the large age-gap face verification task.

IDNet is the first system that exploits a deep learning approach as universal feature extractors for gait recognition, and that combines classification results from subsequent walking cycles into a multi-stage decision making framework.

This is what all the Republican candidates exploit; a deep, nebulous longing to return to a simpler time - despite the pesky little fact that such a time never was.

The lee of Zire island was also exploited as a deep-water anchorage, or outer harbour, at this time.

Trays further away from the nest were exploited to a deeper level (lower GUDs) than those being close to the nest (mean GUD of near trays 0.65 g ± 0.13 g (mean ± SD); far trays 0.56 g ± 0.14, paired Wilcoxon test, Z = −2.134, p = 0.033; Fig.  1a).

In the Hannibal gas treating plant within BG Tunisia, the used water is exploited locally by a deep well drilled in the plant.

The Vikings will attempt to take away the deep pass by exploiting a major mismatch in the trenches: the All-Pro defensive end Jared Allen versus the inexperienced left tackle Jermon Bushrod.

And that shreds nerves among those fearful of the country's possible break-up.Founded on a platform of separatism, the N-VA has long exploited the deep cultural and linguistic chasm in Belgium.

Moreover, this analysis has exploited the deep sampling and high resolution of ChIP-Seq to identify a novel class of genomic NRSF-binding sites, suggesting the existence of different subclasses of genes regulated by the same factor [ 32].