Sentence examples for exploiting as much from inspiring English sources
Although the memo was framed in an ugly way, it is not so fundamentally different from the ideology that has helped Facebook amass its monopolistic power: connection above all, underpinned by a business model that relies on gathering and exploiting as much user data as possible.
On the other hand, fuzziness means the maximality of the new strategy when exploiting (as much as possible) the similarity relations collected in a given program.
This demands the development of alternative approaches for structure elucidation exploiting as much information as possible gained from parameters such as chromatographic retention, physical chemical properties, spectral data, etc.
"Here," he wrote later, "I saw economic injustice at first hand, and realised that the poor white was exploited as much as the Negro.
We hear a lot about the "tragedy of the commons": if a valuable asset (a grazing field, say) is held in common, each individual will try to exploit as much of it as possible.
Much of the buzz around Palin has been inspired by a desire among Republicans to exploit, as much as possible, the lingering divisions between Hillary and Barack Democrats: Looking for a woman like you? Look no further than the McCain ticket!
Nonetheless, in Algorithm 1, we make use of the last hyperplane as output to exploit as much as possible the information accumulated through the iterations.
A CCPP with only one pressure level is unable to exploit as much thermal energy from the flue gas as a dual or triple pressure steam cycle.
This paper illustrates a quantified process to shape a R&D programme that exploits as much as possible previous R&D.
The experience coming from various aspects of ITER design, including selection of materials and operating scenarios, is exploited as much as possible.
An explanation for this behavior is, that based on the small number of targets in a kinase subset, it is better to exploit as much knowledge from the other targets as possible.
