Sentence examples for exploiting the results from inspiring English sources

Experiments with Nafion®-coated electrodes were carried out to elucidate the role of the supporting electrolyte anions, also exploiting the results of EQCM measurements.

"Researchers using animals in the U.K. are already in a situation where overseas competitors can complete a series of experiments and be exploiting the results, before permission to start would be given in the U.K.," the letter tells Lord Sainsbury.

In the immediate future, Hicks expects to see "more money coming into the uses of space science, and that we will see nontraditional funders beginning to spend more money on space science or exploiting the results of space".

The problem is solved by means of an iterative strategy that – by sequentially designing a series of experiments – strives to adjust the settings of the experimental conditions by exploiting the results from previous experiments.

The trade-off between disturbance rejection and fault sensitivity prescriptions is characterized via algebraic geometry conditions and the unknown input observer design problem is formulated via sum-of-squares (SOS) technicalities by exploiting the results of the Positivstellensatz Theorem.

Exploiting the results of the parametric study, a simplified design method is developed, calling for conventional static analysis of a slab on Winkler supports, "simulating" the fault rupture by removing Winkler springs from equivalent area(s) of loss of support.

Exploiting the resulting creative collisions were the clarinettist Ib Hausmann, violinist Giorgos Panagiotidis and horn player Saar Berger.

The spokes that spread out from it are the many different ways of exploiting the resulting brands: the movie studio, the television networks, the music, the publishing, the merchandising, the theme parks, the Internet sites.

Keenan argues that the west's oil and gas greed has caused our governments to turn a blind eye to the role of oil states like Algeria in fostering regional terrorism - instead exploiting the resulting chaos to legitimise efforts to consolidate access to remaining African energy reserves.

Such a problem is not convex, because the objective is not concave, but it is possible to recast it as a convex problem without loss of optimality, by exploiting the result in the following proposition.

Then, exploiting the result stating that forbidden state problems of safe Petri nets always have control-place-based solutions, the control problem of the transformed model is optimally solved using our previous result.