Sentence examples for exploiting the intersection from inspiring English sources
Damien Hirst has built his career on exploring (some would say exploiting) the intersection of art, value, and spectacle; "For the Love of God," his diamond-and-platinum cast of a human skull, was one of the most infamous art-market pieces of recent years, mainly because of the furor surrounding its original asking price: a hundred million dollars.
THEAUDIENCE, part of a stampede of start-ups aiming to exploit the intersection of celebrity and social media, also sells its services directly to movie marketers, record labels and concert promoters.
Following the example of his mentor Lord Northcliffe, he had fashioned himself as Australia's own media titan, earning the nickname "Lord Southcliffe", while navigating a network of connections and ruthlessly exploiting the hidden intersections of press and politics.
The population is first initialized with consistent labelings (graphs) and evolved exploiting the graph-union and graph-intersection operations between individuals.
You are exploiting the slum dweller".
He's not exploiting the subject.
Exploiting the community.
The approach used to assess designs is based on the concept of block intersection which exploits the resolvability property of the design.
This procedure exploits the special structure of the GHP's intersection graphs.
In the following sections, the authors review the current state of several imaging modalities as they apply to breast cancer and will highlight where interdisciplinary nodes occur by referring to or describing studies that are beginning to exploit these intersections to develop novel molecular imaging strategies.
