Much more work is needed to fully comprehend the importance of epigenetics in the phenotypic variability of birds, and hence to exploit it for genetic selection.
Back then, woodland was much more heavily exploited, for hunting, foraging and for the many timber and mineral resources it could yield up.
This could open up holes in domestic networks, which can be much more easily exploited by hostile groups, according to this Business Week article.
Catherine Green, World Vision's operations manager for its Nepal earthquake response, says aid agencies need to do much more to exploit affordable technological breakthroughs such as 3D printing.
Neither candidate, John McCain or Barack Obama, seem all that amenable toward the bailout, but neither have either demonstrated that they are willing to risk their candidacies to do much more than exploit the issue for electoral purposes.
Trump created a political market based on his style much more than he exploited an existing one built on policy grievances.
Elsewhere, Hamburg won 1-0 away to all-but-doomed Kaiserslautern to ease the pressure but let's leave the tortured souls in the Bundesliga basement for much more joyful exploits at the very top.
We select a time hyperplane to execute different tiles much more efficiently by exploiting the inherent overlapping between communication and computation phases among successive, atomic tile executions.
Major Internet service providers in the United States this week indicated that in most cases, the software patch, which makes the flaw much more difficult to exploit, was already in place or soon would be.
There is real politics going on in Iran today, there are differences within its leadership, and we should be much more creative in exploiting this to produce a new relationship with Teheran -- especially as we are becoming de facto allies in the war against Saddam Hussein.
