Sentence examples for identify exploit from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the ability to successfully (according to their own and others' criteria) do a job, including the ability to identify, exploit, and, if possible, extend the interpretation, action and evaluation opportunities that the job is offering (p. 21).

They don't want to hear it, because after eight years of George W. Bush they are afraid that any criticism of Obama will open some fissure in our coalition that the right-wing can identify, exploit and possibly use to recapture the presidency and/ or Congress.

Five additional FH3-homozygous animals were identified exploiting a larger dataset.

We have identified exploits for clients a few hours after they surface".

Unlike GRM, NCD exploits patterns that are present in haplotypes and unlike ROH-based methods, NCD can identify and exploit haplotypes that have a more complex genotype composition.

"Further, like entrepreneurial managers, the leaders of musical groups must identify and exploit commercial opportunities to survive".

Or: "The Jews' historical Diaspora (dispersion) and relative lack of national roots helped them to identify and exploit more quickly the most lucrative emerging markets".

Many analysts say Advanced Micro's introduction of the Athlon is a nearly flawless execution of its strategy to identify and exploit Intel's weaknesses.

If we are to avoid disaster, experts agree, we will need to be tenacious but flexible, ready to identify and exploit any opportunity in what will be a challenging, even hostile situation.

"This is an agile, aggressive group that throughout its history has shown an ability to rapidly identify and exploit opportunities," said Germano Mendes de Paula, a professor of economics at the Federal University of Uberlandia and an expert on the Brazilian steel industry.

The more sophisticated ones attempt to identify and exploit the dissonance between what you say you want and what you really appear to want, through the choices you make online.