Sentence examples for general exploitation from inspiring English sources

CUDA provides an execution model oriented towards a more general exploitation of the GPU allowing to use it as a massively parallel SIMT (Single-Instruction Multiple-Thread) multiprocessor.

Ripping things out of the earth is currently in bad odour thanks to laxness in the Gulf of Mexico, but we all live in comfort because of 2,000 years of accident-strewn mining, quarrying and general exploitation of the subterranean world.

These results, beyond their contribution to the comprehension of mechanisms regulating cortico-cerebral development, suggest a possible general exploitation of AS-based methods, as a tool for artificial triggering of endogenous gene expression.

In general, the exploitation of population should be determined by the economic and biological value of the population.

A continuous growth in livestock density was observed in the study period determining high soil erosion rates, loss in plant productivity and a general over-exploitation of natural resources.

Other more general concerns about exploitation and economic justice can be found at the entries on exploitation and economics and economic justice.

"Can filmmakers show poverty without shaming the people we portray?" she asks, raising the general question of exploitation.

In his second, A General Theory of Exploitation and Class (1982), he employed game theory to show how the emergence of coalitions of agents, closely resembling Marxian social classes, could be explained by the differential endowment of such agents with productive resources such as labour power or ownership of capital.

Interestingly, however, they have received much less attention from scientists, despite a clear similarity to general principles of exploitation vs. exploration that underlie evolution of individual and group behaviors [11].

Based on the information gained here, it is reasonable to anticipate important insights of general relevance through exploitation of the advantages of the chick system [ 55, 56].

In exceptional circumstances these secondary roads can carry traffic required by the general needs of exploitation (transport of equipment, camping requirements, etc.).