Sentence examples for leveraged image from inspiring English sources

However, it's not the first time it has leveraged image recognition technology in some capacity.

In Apollo's early days, Mr. Black sought to distance himself and his firm from the bad-boy image of leveraged buyout firms in the 1980s.

He also coined, if inadvertently, a phrase that set the public image of the leveraged buyout industry.

We constructed our own robotic telescope control systems, applied software and hardware technologies to allow for unmanned operations and leveraged the power of the Internet to bring these images to your computer.

And while reality is more complex than this image — some companies have expanded and added workers after a leveraged buyout — it contains more than a grain of truth.

The fast search is built on top of an Elasticsearch cluster which indexes all the images and their metadata, while other AWS services are leveraged to store files (S3) and metadata edits (DynamoDB).

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, leveraged his savvy with Senate procedure, which helped slow things down and contribute to the image of a do-nothing Senate, and his ability to rally his party around his vision to keep Democrats from enjoying Republican support on legislation.

Remember leveraged buyouts?

The franchise remains heavily leveraged.

A leveraged buyout soon followed.

The power of computation can be leveraged and leveraged again.