Sentence examples for exploits to keep from inspiring English sources
Which isn't really a choice when balanced against the power of Facebook's platform and the network effect it exploits to keep people using its service.
Another issue is that data sets should constantly be updated as time progresses with new instances containing new normal traffic (i.e., new technologies, applications, and users) and attacks (i.e., new techniques or exploits) to keep research relevant as well as to better train learning systems for Intrusion Detection in an iterative fashion as technology and cyber-attacks evolve.
Birthed largely at the request of the government, it was given special tax-exempt status, which the organization today deftly exploits to keep its sources of funding hidden (the Chamber and its legal arm spent more than $200 million in 2012 and 2013, the most recent years tax documents are available -- a figure that will presumably grow in 2016).
Liberal accounting techniques are exploited to keep reported profits rising.
Every twist in the tale of her imprisonment and poor health is exploited to keep her story in the headlines.
It is also the one hedge funders and private-equity people have exploited to keep the billions they rake in.There is a basic bargain to be had.
But deep down, ethno-sectarianism creates fault lines that terrorist groups and other states in the Mideast will exploit to keep Iraq weak and vulnerable.
Even the ceasefire, to which Russia has now agreed, contains ambiguities that Moscow is likely to exploit to keep up the pressure on Mr Saakashvili, whom it detests, and to maximise the embarrassment for Mr Bush.
A quartz crystal, exposed to an electric current, would vibrate at a constant and predictable rate, and that this property could be exploited to keep time.
Less regular features can be created by manipulating atom positions or angles using a variety of low level primitives, but a number of implicit shortcuts can be exploited to keep repetitive actions to a minimum.
Hitler was aware of Goebbels's devotion and sometimes exploited it to keep his acolyte twisting in the wind.
