Sentence examples for particularly exploited from inspiring English sources

It has been particularly exploited in the wake of the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, which allows corporations, unions and other heavy hitters to spend unlimited amounts.

The rich effects of impasto (deliberately rough and thick paint textures) were also made possible in oil and were particularly exploited in Venice, where the use of canvas as a support first became truly popular.

This can be particularly exploited to enhance the dynamic power system performances during transients.

This new area has been particularly exploited in the area of negative electrode design, where the intimate mix of components at the nanoscale permits and enhances Li reversibility.

This is particularly exploited for the subgroup (Lambda ) of (Gamma ) which is discrete and assumed countable, so that the integral begin{aligned} int _Lambda varphi (lambda ) dm_Lambda (lambda ) = m_Lambda ({0}),sum _{lambda in Lambda } varphi (lambda ), end{aligned}where ( m_Lambda ({0})) is the (discrete) measure of ({0}).

Also, given the level of shock, numbness and despair, due to their devastation, it is possible that such subjects "may be exploited without feeling particularly exploited, or without believing they are being exploited [ 62]." To ameliorate such concerns the ToMMo prepared two distinct consent forms, one for health-checkups, the other for biobanking research.

It is likely that new techniques will be developed, particularly exploiting thread-level parallelism, to improve the performance of emulating one ISA on another.

Particularly, the homoisocitrate dehydrogenase was especially exploited as a possible target.

In the first-half particularly, he exploited the space down United's left flank, delivered a superb cross for Javier Hernandez's equaliser and created danger for Swansea on numerous other occasions.

Particularly, we exploited HA well-known preferential interactions with CD44 transmembrane receptors to selectively immobilize cancer cells.

SAGE data have been particularly poorly exploited by statistical analyses owing to the domination of the gene expression field by microarrays that produce continuous data as opposed to discreet count-derived data produced by SAGE.