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The media has the ability to exploit persuasive tactics to the specific definition of propaganda: the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person.
Like most power pitchers, Rivera should be helped by baseball's effort to enforce the defined strike zone; if umpires call the high strike, Rivera has the ability to exploit the revised parameters, mixing in his high-riding four-seam fastball.
The key issue here is who has the ability to exploit a source when it's needed.
It happens because Sutter Health has the ability to exploit its market position.
The information about the positions of the residues is conserved, thus the CRF model still has the ability to exploit the meaning of residue positions if suitable feature functions (g k ) are used.
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Even if they stumble across one or two security flaws, they will not have the ability to exploit them.
All of them had the ability to exploit the visual markers of success and produce images that turned a Norma Jeane Baker into a Marilyn Monroe.
All of them had the ability to exploit the visual markers of success and produce images that turned a Norma Jeane Baker into a Marilyn Monroe.
Cooperative communication protocols have the ability to exploit these relays to harness the spatial features of the network for reliable data transmissions [1 3].
For example, both L. longisporum and L. attenuatum have the ability to exploit either insect or fungus hosts (Askary et al. 1998; Fournier and Brodeur 1994; Kim et al. 2007, 2010).
Genomic sequencing project has revealed that S. japonicum has abandoned more than 1,000 protein coding domains as compared to the free living worm Caenorhabditis elegans, indicating the parasite has gained the ability to exploit host factors for its development [3].
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