Sentence examples for interesting to exploit from inspiring English sources

It would be interesting to exploit some hidden convexity of the problem so that convex optimization methods can be applied.

In effect, the interest from the image knowledge representation (of the signal) is that some pertinent features appear in such representation which are new, and interesting to exploit, with regard to the features which appear in the signal knowledge representation.

Therefore, it is interesting to exploit the specific features of the GIS software in order to calculate spatial energy intensity, identify potential sites or land constraints, as well as provide statistical analysis in a straightforward way [8, 9, 10].

Here, it would also be interesting to exploit any network symmetries (either arising from the identical nature of the cells, their shapes, or the topology of their coupling) to allow for the compact representation of network response (and further utilising the method of 'words'words

Though we have just utilized the deterministic knowledge of angle-Doppler structure of the clutter to cope with the heterogeneous environments with the help of SR technique, it might be interesting to exploit some other prior knowledges to incorporate with SR technique for improving the STAP performance.

Thus, the spectral slope was thought to be more interesting to exploit than other features and used alone as classification features.

Greg Wood: Yesterday's attempt to link together a few speculative outsiders enjoyed a singular lack of success, but there is another interesting angle to exploit today, as well as one very obvious bet in the feature race.

This last trend is most interesting because to exploit it, IT departments must change their relationship with users to promote innovation and creativity.

Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) technology may represent an interesting way to exploit the low grade waste heat rejected by the ship power generation plant.

It would be interesting to further exploit this ability by extending the range of miRNAs assayed to include the many more that have now been identified in exudates [ 22, 25].

In their recent report in Human Molecular Genetics, Baranzini et al. [ 10] developed and applied a pathway- and network-based analysis to exploit interesting association signals in the SNPs that fell between the thresholds of P = 0.05 and P = 10-8 in the original single-SNP association analysis.