According to the suit, recruiters were also led to exploit applicants' psychological vulnerabilities — for example, a parent's hopes of moving a child out of a dangerous neighborhood.
The optimization process leads to exploit the full potentials of these trilayer actuators, and more significantly, increase their performance predictability.
In addition, in those calculations, it is assumed that a ferromagnet lead is sandwiched between the two superconductor leads to exploit Majorana fermion.
This has led to exploit reconstructed three-dimensional models of the joint tissues obtained from CT or MR Images (for bones, cartilages, etc).
Efforts in constructing novel biointerfaces led to exploit the more versatile and tunable graphene-like 2D nanomaterials (e.g. graphitic carbon nitride, boron nitride, transition metal dichalcogenides, and transition metal oxides) with various structural and compositional characteristics.
It may lead to better exploit the fish and fisheries' resources judiciously (Sampaio, Trindade, Varheim, Paital, Eriksson, et al., 2015).
Intense competition for access to females can lead to males exploiting different components of sexual selection, and result in the evolution of alternative mating strategies (AMSs).
The head of Glencore's food trading business has said the worst drought to hit the US since the 1930s will be "good for Glencore" because it will lead to opportunities to exploit soaring prices.
"He showed that the values that lead people to exploiting the planet are the same set of values that may well lead you to thinking nuclear weapons are the answer to security, which may well lead you to having a more patriarchal position in the role of women, and these things are not all entirely separate".
High leasing prices and spectrum scarcity lead operators to exploit spectrum sharing to improve their resource pool and budgeting [22].
