Sentence examples for good exploitation from inspiring English sources
BA has very good exploitation potential, but the exploration potential is inadequate.
Thus, one sub-swarm has a good exploration capability, and the other sub-swarm has a good exploitation capability.
On this basis, short average path lengths and high clustering coefficients lead to good exploration efficiency and good exploitation effects, respectively (Figure 3).
Such a structure is shown to have higher performance against buckling failure compared to a single pipe and its geometry allows for good exploitation of internal pressurisation.
The design of self-feedback learning phase seeks the maintaining of good exploitation ability while the introduction of the mutation and crossover phase aims at the improvement of exploration ability in original TLBO.
Henchiri and Ennigrou (2013) proposed a multiagent model based on a hybridization of two metaheuristics, a local optimization process using the tabu search to get a good exploitation of the good areas and a global optimization process integrating the particle-swarm optimization (PSO) to diversify the search towards unexplored areas.
Roger Ebert called it "a powerful narrative, told so directly and strongly that the audience (mostly in the mood for just another good old exploitation film) was rocked back on its psychic heels".
Curiously, where the Japanese and Italian genre filmmakers had a large field of top-flight technicians to draw upon — cinematographers and production designers who could make even the worst movies look good — French exploitation films almost invariably suffer from garish lighting and cheesy sets, and "The Blood Rose" is no exception.
Therefore, the used computational technologies are not only good in exploitation and exploration but also robust to noise.
However, there is still an insufficiency in the GWO algorithm regarding its position-updated equation, which is good at exploitation but poor at exploration.
Although gene efficacy in transgenic plants has often been good, commercial exploitation has not been possible because of the detrimental effects on plant growth, development and crop yield.
