Sentence examples for not exploit for from inspiring English sources

When a 73-year-old Ronald Reagan cleverly defused the issue of his age in the 1984 election against Walter Mondale by saying he would not "exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience," it was indicative of how Reagan's innate 'likability' was able to trump virtually all other considerations.

However, TSR only performs data filtering along the time direction, while the spatial information is not exploited for noise reduction.

Importance sampling is the basis of the proposed approach; however, it is not exploited for variance reduction.

2,6-Dimethoxyphenol is a phenolic compound that is extensively used for the measurement of laccase activity, but is often not exploited for its potential as an antioxidant compound.

Sprawling, politicized peasant epics (Bertolucci’s 1900, the Tavianis’ Padre, Padrone) were the rage in 1970s European cinema, but here economic oppression and daily toil are not exploited for narrative spectacle, but quietly felt and keenly observed.

Cameron, possibly looking to promote his "Broken Britain" agenda, declared Baby P to be a Labour policy failure – breaking a parliamentary convention that child deaths are not exploited for political gain.

"We would very much like a very thorough inquiry or investigation to be conducted into this incident so that it is not exploited for purposes of propaganda in order to deflect attention from the Indian repression in Kashmir," Pakistan's foreign minister, Abdul Sattar, said in Islamabad.

Thus, the EMV features (see Subsection 2.2) are not exploited for the optimizing of measurement matrices.

Furthermore, the features of estimation metric vector (EMV) of CFO estimation are not exploited for compressive sampling and signal reconstruction.

Furthermore, the overall RD performance is below state-of-the-art WZ video codecs since the spatial redundancy is not exploited, for example, by using a spatial transform as in the transform domain WZ video codec adopted in this paper.

This scheme has the beneficial effect that the majority of sub-filters are not ignored when allocating taps but has the detrimental effect that the spectro-spatial sparsity present in the tap-inputs is most likely not exploited for tap allocation.