Sentence examples for fully exploited for from inspiring English sources

There is generally a great deal of energy left in the high-temperature, high-velocity jet stream exiting from the propulsor that is not fully exploited for propulsion.

Fundamental understanding of their structure-property has to be fully exploited for further developing efficient solar-to-heat systems.

As was demonstrated in Ref. [7], the power of beam using in XRD method cannot be fully exploited for the identification of secondary phases of ternary compounds in complex systems like CZTS.

For example, point clouds, depth maps, multiple profiles, voxels, curvature and shape index [87] have been used for face recognition, and these have not yet fully exploited for landmarking.

Nevertheless, the majority of residential buildings that will constitute the housing stock in 2050 have already been built today, therefore occupant behaviour and building simulation tools need to be fully exploited for supporting the renovation of existing housing stock.

Even though we demonstrated the feasibility to construct living functional tissue engineered heart valves from human bone marrow cells, so far their general potential to differentiate into non-hematopoietic cell lineages is not fully exploited for tissue engineering applications.

Paul Ryder, who's in charge of CE at Amazon, thinks so-called convergence devices fall into one of two categories: the "capable", like the 360 good enough, but often too hard to fully exploit for the average person and the excellent, those that work perfectly without any headaches.

With the addition of the shorter treatment times, RapidArc can be considered a good technique to fully exploit for these tumor sites.

In this case, because of the screening effects, the advantage of the high aspect ratio exhibited by the CNTs is not fully exploited, except for the few protruding nanotubes.

With the current study we have fully exploited the potential for fine mapping in the divergent F2 cross.

However, pathway and network information have not been fully exploited in searches for genetic determinants, and including this information may increase our understanding of the underlying biology of common diseases.