Sentence examples for motivation to exploit from inspiring English sources
While technology provides new opportunities for threats, these become true dangers only when there is a motivation to exploit them and a means to do so.
This provides the motivation to exploit sparsity jointly across subbands, channels and frames for the purpose of tap selection.
In this way, the EEG signals have been cast as signals with finite rate of innovation embedded in noise and this provides a motivation to exploit the FRI framework for compressive sampling of EEG signals.
The shapes of the peaks are remarkably well conserved between WT and Resc and also between the two experiments, confirming our motivation to exploit shape conservation between replicates to increase the sensitivity of differential tests.
In this study, our motivation is to exploit the synergy between the above two approaches, in developing a multi-functional wireless system with significant support to applications of practical relevance.
These patterns include repeat offending, repeat victimisation, and the role that motivation plays in decisions to exploit an opportunity to offend.
The motivation for using DR is to exploit the part-of-speech (POS) information.
First, the motivation of this article aims to exploit the feature-specific infrared sensing paradigm for lightweight walker recognition.
The main motivation of this paper is to exploit further a comprehensive archive of scintillation data gathered by the IESSG during the last high of the solar cycle, in order to assess the probability of GNSS receiver tracking failures occurring due to ionospheric scintillation.
The principal motivation for the fusion approach is to exploit the benefits of two or more modalities in one hand and simultaneously suppressing disadvantages of those on the other.
In this respect, various studies on the application of hydrogen as a dual fuel in existing IC engines offer the motivation to explore the potential in exploiting the inherent superior combustion characteristics of hydrogen as an in situ solution to the emission and performance trade-off challenges of conventional diesel combustion.
