Sentence examples for exploiting the notion from inspiring English sources

Recent studies demonstrated the efficiency of feedback-based gating control in mitigating congestion in urban networks by exploiting the notion of macroscopic or network fundamental diagram (MFD or NFD).

Afterwords, Abbas and Jungck [2] established the common fixed points for two mappings without exploiting the notion of continuity.

In both cases, we assume that each article may belong to a single cluster only, hence exploiting the notion of non-overlapping communities.

The word might be new, as well as its applications in today's digital world - but people have been exploiting the notion of tackling a boring task with game mechanics for ages.

Exploiting the notion of movement, shapes, and color, the choreographed dance clip undoubtedly reveals McRae's experience as a trained classical ballerina and architect.

In this work, we tried to fill this gap by exploiting the notion that the effect two interacting genes have on each other can be observed in their expression patterns.

Roldán et al. [21] then added more variation to the definition of multi-dimensional fixed points in partially ordered complete metric spaces by exploiting the notions of permutations and partitions.

At this point they need to exploit the notion of a hidden treasure".

To facilitate the conversion between the two forms, we exploit the notion of object-orientation design to develop flexible and reusable TC-IDIDs.

This study is aimed at developing a nonlinear model for the compaction process within a thermodynamic framework that exploits the notion of a body possessing multiple natural configurations.

We exploit the notion of "audience retention rate" (ARR), introduced by mainstream online content platforms and measuring the popularity of different parts of the same video content.