Sentence examples for leverages from from inspiring English sources

Christopher Williams's work often displays extraordinary feats of visual imagination rather than pure dance, but in "Portuguese Suite," set to traditional fado music, he shows how good he is at creating fluid, expansive movement that keeps surprising in its effortless leverages from floor to air, and from one person to another.

Last week, photo-sharing website Flickr announced new features that let people easily assign a location to a photo and search for pictures on a map, an activity called "geotagging". Its latest offering is enhanced by advanced search technology that Flickr leverages from Yahoo its parent company which allows newly geotagged photos to be searchable within a minute.

In Lisbon, the restaurant business particularly leverages from product differentiation.

Referred to as PROFIsafe, it leverages from PROFINET IO, acting as one of its upper layers.

The NLOS PtMP solution also leverages from traffic aggregation, allowing the operators to deploy fewer equipments to reduce the costs.

Their work is not based on utility functions but likewise our work, their approach leverages from information the system already has about applications.

That's where you're going to get leverage from.

This has been a game of leverage from the start.

"At present, investors must take an educated guess to determine the hidden leverage from leasing".

Leverage from the European Union loses its force once countries have joined.

The notion that I might gain any leverage from Billy Elliot's success was completely mistaken.