We categorize the features with respect to properties that are exploited, such as power, harmonicity, or modulation, and evaluate the performance of some dedicated features.
"Many of our best-known species of fish and marine mammals are ones that were commercially exploited, such as salmon, where there's tons of research," he said.
Moreover, there can be different types of redundancies that can be exploited such as redundancy in network statistics at a given location at the same time of a day.
Although there are many toolboxes that can be exploited, such as [34, 35], the study of the impact of inaccurate skeleton/pose estimation on activity classification is beyond the scope of this paper.
Some of these may belong to an ontology or thesaurus with a certain internal structure that could be exploited, such as SNOMED CT [ 70] and UMLS [ 71] (for languages where this can be applied).
The side that recognized and exploited such advances gained not just an edge in warfare but an overwhelming advantage; for the side that missed the chance, the consequences could be fatal.
With our hardware proposal, compiler transformations that exploit such reuse (essentially tiling) can be safely applied.
In this paper, we propose a new framework that exploits such reconfigurable interconnects to achieve these interdependent goals, i.e., to iteratively co-optimize the network topology configuration, application partitioning and network flow routing to maximize throughput for a given application.
This novel role of Stat3 in gap junction function may be an important regulatory step in progression of tumours that exploit such a pathway.
The number of bird lineages that have independently evolved to exploit such a niche suggests that it is highly plausible that some pterosaur groups could do the same.
