Eugenics, the 19th-century pseudoscience of human breeding born of Darwin's evolutionary theory, variously exploited the dubious evidence photographs seemed to provide.
"As one police officer who was the lead in a very big investigation in a very lovely, leafy, rural part of the country said to me: 'There isn't a town, village or hamlet in which children are not being sexually exploited.' The evidence that has come to the fore during the course of my inquiry is that that, unfortunately, appears to be the case.
Cameron is aware that Ukip leader Nigel Farage has been trying to exploit the evidence of child abuse by members of ethnic minorities to demand tougher action.
Hence, the inability to exploit the annotation evidence does not allow the taxonomic measures to differentiate between these drugs.
Massa et al. [45] proposed to use graphical Gaussian models that exploit the graphical evidence of a pathway.
Here, we propose two tests that exploit the graphical evidence of a pathway, and allow the decomposition of the pathway into components that can be marginally compared.
DreamHost, meanwhile, said it fixed the bugs "less than 48 hours later," according to spokesperson Brett Dunst, and found no evidence to suggest anyone exploited the bug outside Yibelo's testing.
He exploited the vulnerable.
Again Leviev exploited the situation.
But South Korean regulators had hesitated to act, largely because they feared incurring the wrath of nationalistic South Koreans, who have sought to exploit the issue as evidence that the new government cannot stand up to Washington.
In summary, from the above articles and from the many others reviewed but not accommodated in the text, we have observed the leitmotiv of coordinating and exploiting the local image evidence and the global shape information at various levels of sophistication.
