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Mr Putin is capable of exploiting either anarchy or bloodshed as a pretext to move his troops, camped in large numbers across the border, into Ukraine as "peacekeepers".
If there is any pace and bounce in a pitch, then at 6ft 7in tall he is capable of exploiting it to devastating effect, getting lift from a good length where others cannot.
Since it was nationalized in 1938, Mexico's oil industry has been a source of pride for the nation, proof that it is capable of exploiting its natural resources without foreign ownership.
Furthermore, ViDCo is capable of exploiting its potential only if the driver is willing to use the system.
We postulate that the ADRR scheduler is capable of exploiting channel fluctuation by opportunistically allocating more airtime to links that experience better channel condition.
Conversely, C&E turns out to be a successive Wyner-Ziv-based coding scheme and, for this reason, it is capable of exploiting spatial correlation.
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Of course, scientists in other countries are capable of exploiting new technologies too, but will they?
But in the post, where Turner has demonstrated that he's capable of exploiting both Rondo and Ray Allen (among others), the Sixers begin each offensive sequence with the upper hand.
The biggest risk, they imply, is that civilian systems and infrastructure – perhaps including physical systems such as the power grid – could become vulnerable to attack by state-sponsored hackers who are capable of exploiting the same "backdoors" in software that have been planted there by the western agencies.
Nevertheless, CIM systems are capable of exploiting local resources only (Wang 2007).
CR devices must be capable of exploiting spectrum opportunities and exchanging control information over a control channel.
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