If the Dudley sands are not simply lenses but channel deposits, they might be able to be exploited elsewhere.
This is because in the proposed system architecture, we intend to utilize these two features due to the knowledge created and being able to be exploited in the open learning settings.
If these large data sets are able to be exploited using MLT, it may open the way to optimise the use of collected administrative data to assist in predicting patients' outcome, planning individualised patient care, monitoring resource utilisation and improving institutional performance.
If crass commercialism is unavoidable, at the very least artists should be able to avoid being exploited by the market.
As we observed, upon increasing the number of replicas, the retrieval procedure can be speed up: without replication, Georoy is able to efficiently exploit the limited proximity time for exchanging data until a maximum number of SPs equal to 49; exploiting the random dissemination of the resources, instead, this threshold can be increased until 81 SPs employing 7 copies for each resource.
However, the behavior of AnnSim reflects that even it is a general measure, it is able to successfully exploit knowledge encoded in the protein annotations.
This is because for large problems, GA* is able to better exploit its parallelism, amortizing the overhead to a negligible level.
Results show that the wavelet scheme is stable and accurate and, moreover, is able to exploit the natural data-compression properties of wavelets to represent the solution using a fraction of the storage required for more conventional methods.
This is because SC-FDE is able to exploit the channel frequency selectivity and obtain frequency diversity gain.
In [26], it is stated that MT is able to exploit overall available resources to attain a higher throughput rate in the network's system.
However, if we consider an attacker who is able to exploit some vulnerabilities, then he is able to perform more actions than an unregistered benign user.
