Sentence examples for exploiting the low from inspiring English sources
Exploiting the low computational effort requested by the ANN-based models, a demonstrative optimization study has been finally carried out, with the aim of choosing among different smoothing strategies for the standard ITER plasma operation.
Utilization of the hollow cores in the prefabricated slab for ventilation and the mass of the slab for thermal storage is widely used in building systems in Europe by exploiting the low energy source of the ambient air.
An elegant approach to exploiting the low levels of oxygenation in tumors is through the use of agents that are activated by these conditions, commonly known as bioreductive prodrugs or hypoxic cytotoxins (recently reviewed in ref (24)).
There is a possibility that the Tobacco Industry might be exploiting the low awareness levels about the ill effects of tobacco and smoking, in rural areas, and forcing sale of more of its products there.
In the forest interior, in contrast, greater water retention by cortical lichens enables this group to maintain an extended photophysiological activity, which is pivotal to exploiting the low light and infrequent sunflecks of this habitat (see also Lakatos et al., 2006).
It takes an exceptional voice to even begin to pull off what Mr. Naughton accomplishes with such studied effortlessness: evoking a relaxed super-virility by exploiting the lowest register of his voice.
Larsen and Christensen [11] try to avoid popping for low-end users by exploiting the low-level hardware programmability in order to maintain interactive frame-rates.
In addition, the computational efficiency of the FDA is further promoted by exploiting the low-rank features of the translation matrices, resulting in two- to three-fold reduction in the computational time of the multipole-to-local translations.
"Companies like Walmart are going to have to keep looking for and exploiting the lowest cost producer".
It remained for the 20th century to exploit the low tones of the piccolo.
While pockets of the country dependent on manufacturing have prospered as businesses exploit the low pound and turn to export markets for growth, large parts of the country could be described as still in recession.
