Sentence examples for exploiting the virtues from inspiring English sources

It's not fully exploiting the virtues of the medium yet.

The last category uses a database approach by exploiting the virtues of indexing.

Furthermore, despite having had more than a year to study the iPhone, R.I.M. has failed to exploit the virtues of an on-screen keyboard.

Vidal had found a form that exploited the virtues he was comfortable displaying in public, notably, worldliness, erudition, and cynicism: The first official to greet me was Arbetio, who had been consul in the year I was made Caesar.

The approach exploits the virtues of Algol 68 programming language and can be easily modified to describe any plate system where the junctions are parallel.

In this paper, we propose a solution method that exploits the virtues and relative simplicity of genetic algorithms to address combinatorial problems.

Like Code, Montmarquet criticizes Sosa's position for not sufficiently exploiting the resources of virtue theory in ethics.

At the same time, however, Szyk exploited the grosser virtues of caricature to knock viewers over the head with his point so that no one could get lost in the exquisite details of a drawing, or rather so that people might lose themselves in the details only after having absorbed the main idea.

The proposed software is carefully parametrized so as to offer complete control to fully exploit the algorithmic virtues.

A second group of critics has endorsed Sosa's call for a turn to virtue theory in epistemology, but have argued that he does not go far enough in exploiting the various resources that virtue theory offers.

While some critics responded with objections to the idea that we should turn to virtue theory in epistemology, another group responded with objections that Sosa did not go far enough in exploiting the various resources of virtue theory.