Sentence examples for exploiting the possibilities from inspiring English sources
Exploiting the possibilities offered by the observation strategy, it is also possible to target other interesting scientific goals.
The project works by exploiting the possibilities of analogue tape to maximum effect.
At the court of Shīrvān, Khāqānī wrote qaṣīdehs exploiting the possibilities of imagery and such figures of speech as simile and metaphor in a very personal style.
Anna Ledwich's stage direction similarly troubles the boundaries between fiction and reality by exploiting the possibilities offered by the temporary wooden theatre designed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Chichester's Festival theatre.
He told the BBC that The Guardian's revelations amounted to "a very big warning bell" of the damage that could be done by exploiting the possibilities of "the new data-centered age".
"A Sinner's Diary," a sequence of musical mementos by turns meditative, agitated and darkly comic, showed Robert Sirota at his most resourceful, fully exploiting the possibilities provided by combining two violas, cello, flute, piano and percussion.
It is then possible to deal with nonconvex design spaces exploiting the possibility of exactly solving large-scale convex programs.
Similar results are then obtained for linear positive switched systems by exploiting the possibility of reformulating a switched system as an impulsive system.
Finally, a multi-spacecraft mission architecture is presented, as it would allow for the spacecraft to be launched sequentially, thus exploiting the possibility of continuously operating the laser infrastructure.
The same method was used for the cyclization reaction exploiting the possibility to separate the activation from the condensation which was carried out at concentration not exceeding 10−3 M in the presence of an inorganic base.
The flap can be selected on the perforator artery depending on the size and the location of defect and can be used both as a free or local flap, exploiting the possibility of advancement or twisting of the vascular pedicle.
