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This allows animals to purposively create new affordances that they can later exploit to achieve high-level goals, resulting in intentional action that links across multiple levels of control.
Moreover, this type of environments could have been better protected from drastic and global crisis than subaerial ones, and thus have functioned as living reservoirs that could later exploit surface environments.
They spread fake articles about refugees, who allegedly come at German school girls, only to later exploit our social system.
During the 1950s Mexican indentured servitude existed in the form of the notorious Bracero Program, which fumigated these "guest" workers like livestock before they were allowed to enter the country, only to later exploit their labor in order to keep American bellies full.
You cannot have everything, you cannot decide this and later exploit public structures where there are norms, right?
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First exponent of the interior monologue, later exploited by the French and the Irish.
Opinions at Tiputini are divided over whether Yasuni will be sooner or later exploited.
Nuance engineers later exploited this gold mine, using it to test out new recognition algorithms to improve Dragon's accuracy.
Others condemned Kerrey as a murderer, said that he later exploited his war-hero status for political gain and demanded that he be tried as a war criminal.
Starting from only few initial assumptions, a construction process based on the minimization of specific error formulae is developed, which is later exploited to derive the final form of the finite-difference operators.
He has made his mark with ideas that are relatively narrowly defined — initially deal-by-deal merger arbitrage, and later exploiting a series of structural flaws in the United States home lending market.
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