Sentence examples for learn to exploit from inspiring English sources

"Our own industry is also doomed, and will be one of the more significant carcasses by the side of the information highway," he wrote, unless it could learn to "exploit a certain degree of synergy" between the information highway and personal computers.

And Boston Edison is getting out of power generation altogether; instead it will use its database and equipment, and its rights of way into nearly every building in the city, in a joint venture with C-TEC of New Jersey to provide phone, Internet and video services.Producers will also have to learn to exploit a new kind of market for their product.

Conclusion: Basically, if your choice is between PS4 and Xbox One, maybe don't make it on technical performance.Although there are differences, these are likely to be ironed out as developers learn to exploit the hardware – it's only the system exclusives that will really test and explore the specific strengths.

Like Ronaldo with the knuckleball, adept players might even learn to exploit its unique characteristics.

From this work, we learn to exploit component cartography consumption, allowing for the quick identification of abnormal power peak consumption.

As architects learn to exploit this information to advance design, we may ask whether an architectural object may be optimized by the lights of environmental psychology yet—and even consequently deficient in some other, architecturally central respect.

We showed, for example, that mates of the territorial Zenaida dove (Zenaida aurita) of Barbados scrounged from each other's food exploitations and learned to exploit the novel food source as a result [17].

The Big Board is learning to exploit its size advantage.

Byron learned to exploit this, and it remains his legacy.

It is Mr Fortuyn's heirs, above all Mr Wilders, who have learned to exploit it.

They've learned to exploit us tremendously and use our habitat and resources for themselves.