These are examples of fictionalised memoir, fiction exploiting elements of memoir, and memoir that would have been safer as fiction.
While acknowledging that "much is unknown" about the impact of the thefts, it judged that future Chinese designs would "exploit elements" of the W-88, and that the stolen secrets put China's bomb-design information "on a par with our own".
This could be interpreted in a model, in which tandem donors restrictively exploit elements in proximal polarity (near dΔ4), to attract the U1 snRNP to this site of the tandem donor, and/or in distal polarity to dΔ4, to impair binding to PΔ4 [ 61].
"Hosni Mubarak has returned," said one man, reflecting the belief among some Islamists that the current opposition movement has been swelled or even exploited by elements of the previous regime.
He told BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs the incident was exploited by elements of the media seeking to "attack and diminish the BBC".
Their unique properties, arising from the synergistic combination of both components, can be exploited as elements of electrochemical and energy storage devices, as supports for catalysis and as nanofillers for polymeric composites.
General Cruz said the gunmen exploited the element of surprise.
Mr. Waltz was an unknown quantity to most of the other actors, and Mr. Tarantino exploited the element of surprise, rehearsing with him in private and even instructing him to play down the part during group read-throughs.
Suffering from ammunition shortages that limited their fire support, the Japanese defenders were overwhelmed by Australian infantry that had a level of artillery support that was unprecedented for an Australian division in the Pacific, and who advanced in concert with tanks that they employed in a manner that exploited the element of surprise.
Those commandos often carry out their raids at night, exploiting the elements of darkness and surprise.
