Sentence examples for exploited problems from inspiring English sources

The access requirement makes these much more limited than the likes of Meltdown and Spectre, which exploited problems at the memory handling and architecture level.

"It is important to provide regulation and remedies where needed, without inviting a rush of new lawsuits that exploit problems instead of solving them," President Bush says in remarks prepared for the presentation of his proposal.

In Britain, the British National party is preparing for next month's local elections with relish, sensing that it can exploit problems with illegal immigration and asylum pressures in ways that have been successful elsewhere.

This procedure is based on exploiting problem properties gained by insights, active constraint strategies and decomposition techniques.

We then develop a specialized branch-and-bound algorithm to further boost search efficiency by exploiting problem structure to prune large portions of the solution space.

The recently developed object oriented framework, IPOPT 3.2, has been specifically designed to allow specialized linear algebra in order to exploit problem specific structure.

"It's the kind of politics that exploits problems instead of solving them, that breeds resentment instead of opportunity".

De Gans et al. [30] exploited the problem by using mixtures of solvents with different vapour pressures and surface tensions in order to induce compensating opposing flows.

The rapid growth of Evangelical Christianity throughout African, however, has exploited the problem.

No, the black community isn't more grotesquely homophobic than every other racial group in America -- culture has just selectively exploited the problem.

The issue of Guard and Reserve troop levels poses political problems for the Bush administration, and Democrats are clearly interested in exploiting those problems.