Natural experiment, observational study in which an event or a situation that allows for the random or seemingly random assignment of study subjects to different groups is exploited to answer a particular question.
Variation in the timing of the enactment of infertility insurance mandates during the late 1980s and early 1990s across the United States is exploited to answer the two questions.
It seems obvious that the sequence information stored in Collembase can be exploited to answer ecological questions, e.g. related to drought-tolerance, starvation and microbial resistance in soil ecosystems.
Beyond terminologies, curation is another form of a priori knowledge which can be exploited for answering complex questions with QA engines, as in deep QA.
But some have gone beyond it and explored the ways in which the resources of LOTH can be exploited even in answering the first question (1) about the semantics of atomic symbols.
But as for the Germans in the audience, they were too polite to fight back, and in his bullying answers Scalia exploited an achievement for which all humanity owes them a debt.
To find some of the answers, researchers exploited a bit of 21st century technology.
Iain Duncan Smith, the Conservative leader, moved to leverage the current crisis in the Tories' favor, saying those who had exploited Dr. Kelly "will have to answer that charge, and one assumes that their position would quite rightly be untenable".
Still others exploited a computer flaw that revealed answers.
Answer: the publisher has cleverly exploited the automatically realigning screen of the iPad, so you get two versions of Vanity Fair.
In it, Bruno seems to answer the many who worried that he had been exploited by Mr. Herzog.
