Sentence examples for possible to exploit the from inspiring English sources

In other cases it may be possible to exploit the structure of the problem and follow an exploitation policy.

Only in the late eighteenth century, when advances in shipbuilding made it economical for Spain to communicate directly with the region, did it become possible to exploit the strategic position of Buenos Aires, and in 1776 the city was made the capital of the new viceroyalty of RÃo de la Plata.

There is also a desire to find the final settlement with the UK relatively quickly, to ensure that populists have as little scope as possible to exploit the uncertainty to push for a redefinition of their own country's relationship with the EU.

Just as the United States Geological Survey and the Army helped miners and settlers move west in the United States in the 19th century, NASA -- perhaps together with other agencies -- should make it possible to exploit the huge wealth available in space.

So it should respond faster and run for longer between battery charges.In conjunction with its partner, National Semiconductor, Foveon has produced the X3 on a chip made using a 0.18-micron CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) process, which should make it possible to exploit the same economies of scale that other CMOS chips enjoy.

Similarly, the kinetic asymmetry should be as large as possible to exploit the benefits of crossover.

Finally, a higher interleaving between different channels within the protection period improves the coverage level as it is possible to exploit better the temporal diversity using low.

Local dispersal therefore made it possible to exploit fully the new leaf area exposed as a result of intensive production.

The codes and their labels selected after the different filtering processes were stored in the table "observation" of UrgIndex, making it possible to exploit them for the next step, i.e. the detection algorithm of patients at-risk.

This is comparable to the average phoneme rate and thus makes it possible to exploit most of the existing interframe correlation [15].

It is just not possible to exploit for entertainment the weightless codes of thriller-writing as ruthlessly as McCarthy does here, and then hope to come down at the end with a tilt of the ethical scales.