Sentence examples for exploited with an from inspiring English sources

That produced great momentum, which Dempsey exploited with an incisive burst and pass to Shane Horgan, who had switched inside him.

Members of the serine hydrolase family share a serine centric charge relay system in their catalytic site and this common feature can be exploited with an activity-based probe to selectively label active serine hydrolases.

But in recent months, the era of Nirvana, Starbucks and heroin chic has been exploited with a rarefied twist.

The city location is fully exploited, with a day-night cycle that sees shopper requirements flowing from coffee-shop chic to rock-concert glam.

This opens a regulatory route to be exploited with a "ban X" campaign, making it no one's responsibility that we're left with Y. Science fiction futures won't solve it.

LinkedIn promotes the huge financial opportunities still to be exploited, with a potential membership of over 640 million professionals worldwide and a global job placement market amounting to $85 billion in annual revenue and a global advertising market of $69 billion.

If both onshore and offshore oil and gas are exploited, with a bit of luck the gap between domestic output and consumption will close particularly if gas exports offset oil imports in the calculus of primary-energy consumption (the sum total of all forms of energy).

Consider a server application with a certain buffer-overflow vulnerability, leading to immediate intrusion if exploited with a certain code-injection.

For the sake of comparison, the proposed signature can be also exploited with a Euclidian distance which can be computed as follows: | | U h T x − μ h | |, where ||.|| denotes Frobenius norm.

We present the concept of renewable-bead injection as a powerful scheme that can be exploited with a wide variety of reagent-based assays, including those relying on irreversible reactions.

Industrial tests have proved that by using this technology not only can waste be re-used but also coal resources can be exploited with a higher recovery rate without removing buildings located over the working faces.