Sentence examples for hand exploitation from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate that on the one hand, positive emotions affect opportunity evaluation positively and on the other hand, exploitation, negatively.

In the future, our scope will shift to multi-user multi-base station scenarios, enabling on one hand exploitation of multi-user diversity in space, time and frequency and, on the other hand, consideration of interference in-between simultaneous transmissions from multiple base stations.

On the other hand, maintaining exploitation levels below the MSY creates an efficient use of the resources' regenerative capacities, thus in principle enabling exploitation to continue indefinitely.

Conservative culture spokesman John Whittingdale has called for the BBC to scrap its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, and hand the exploitation of its programmes and brands over to outside companies.

According to the county sheriff's warrant, she was both the adult perpetrator of the crime at hand — "sexual exploitation of a minor" — and its child victim.

On the other hand, efficient exploitation of available bandwidth is an important concern in bandwidth-limited or interference-limited environments.

On the other hand, the exploitation of the potential benefits of smart antenna systems and especially beamforming techniques needs a prior knowledge of the physical channel.

On the other hand, the exploitation of biological resources has generally a strong impact on population dynamics of a harvested species.

Rotten once wrote a song for her, titled "Bird in Hand" (about exploitation of parrots) that Bush rejected.

To avoid the dangers of paternalism on the one hand and exploitation on the other hand, the appropriate role of the community extends not only to consultation with respect to study design and procedures for obtaining informed consent, but also participation in determining how research results will be used for its benefit (American Academy of Pediatrics 2004).

On the other hand, pertinent exploitation of TPOMW has only recently attracted research interest [ 20, 21] demonstrating that this approach could provide promising alternatives for the valorization of this notorious effluent, especially if the ever growing trend of employing two-phase decanters in Mediterranean countries is taken into consideration.