Sentence examples for historically harnessed from inspiring English sources

Morgan was interested in the way animals had been historically harnessed: Carrier-pigeons, monkeys in space.

Indeed, quantum mysteries such as entanglement and nonlocality were historically considered a philosophical quibble, until physicists discovered that these mysteries might be harnessed to devise new efficient algorithms.

Coaches harnessed the energy.

Soon the stone was harnessed.

Humans also harnessed fire.

However, the challenge of intracellular delivery of these RNAi-mediating agents has historically been an obstacle to harnessing their capabilities and clinical application (Li and Shen 2009).

Historically, various straps, harnesses, casting techniques and traction methods have been used as part of closed reduction [30, 31, 32, 33, 34].

The Chhukha Hydel project, which harnesses the waters of the Raidak River, was historically one of the largest single investments undertaken in Bhutan, and it represented a major step toward exploiting the country's huge hydroelectric potential.

Finnhorses have historically been used for harness racing, with organised harness races having been held since 1817.

Harnessing all the talents".

Does it "harness collective intelligence"?