Sentence examples for interest in the exploitation from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century, rising petroleum prices sparked renewed interest in the exploitation of Montana's vast coal reserves.

Finally, the giant oil fields found in the Middle East before and after the war virtually eliminated any remaining commercial interest in the exploitation of oil shales.

Several researchers have shown a keen interest in the exploitation of big social data in order to describe, determine and predict human behaviors in several domains [10, 26].

There has been increasing interest in the exploitation of advances in information technology, for example, mobile computing and wireless communications in ITS (intelligent transport systems).

An increasing interest in the exploitation of new Patagonian marine crabs was manifested by the industry, due to their commercial value as frozen products.

In the last years, biotechnological interest in the exploitation of marine environments has been increasing and scientific literature is steadily producing new discoveries of bioactive marine metabolites (Imhoff et al. 2011).

He developed his interest in the commercial exploitation of sex when the manager of a theater where he performed said he would hire him only if his two female assistants appeared seminaked on the stage.

The first commercial company to be incorporated for the manufacture of radio apparatus was the Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, Ltd. (England) in July 1897 (later changed to Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company, Ltd).; other countries soon showed an interest in the commercial exploitation of radio.

With current interest in the development of HIF-targeting agents as novel cancer therapies, these data would support their exploitation in combination with standard chemotherapy to enhance the treatment response in CRC.

Included in the Codex Mendoza (begun in 1541) were a tribute list, of great interest to him in the exploitation of the new domain; a summary of cultural ranks and behaviour expected from men and women at different stages of life; and a list of monthly religious observances, all the better to extirpate them.

We apply a game-theoretical model of community firm interactions that explicitly considers two stylized conditions present in the Indonesian context: (i) community rights to the forest remain weak even after decentralization, and (ii) the presence of logging companies interested in the commercial exploitation of the forest.