Sentence examples for secondary exploitation from inspiring English sources

That is (in more words): this animated nonsense has given me minutes of pleasure, and suggests that the secondary exploitation of original content may be so much better than the real thing that we don't need to worry about what anyone releases anymore.

This disruptive nature of spectrum occupancy fits better the CR technology principles, while rendering the secondary exploitation of the resulting white spaces really challenging in practice.

This modification, presented in detail in Algorithm 2, can provenly enable coarse-fine sensing approaches to detect significantly larger amounts of white spaces, as well as larger contiguous - and thus more appropriate for secondary exploitation - spectrum holes.

Given the role of internet search engines in "commercialising secondary exploitation of obtained information" and the need to enforce EU competition rules, MEPs also call on the Commission "to consider proposals with the aim of unbundling search engines from other commercial services" in the long run.

To obtain a better insight on the local spectrum environment, as well as identify frequency bands which are most appropriate and challenging for opportunistic secondary exploitation, we first conducted a wideband spectrum occupancy survey in the metropolitan area of Athens, Greece.

4. Reduce the rate of child abuse, exploitation including secondary victimization of children by providing a shoulder-to-cry-on within communities and schools.

I am sure all sorts of smart people in Jay-Z's camp, and at Live Nation, are coming up with clever secondary and tertiary exploitations of Jay-Z's catalogue and talent.

Psychopathy is divided into primary psychopathy (e.g., selfishness, deficiencies in interpersonal affect, remorselessness, superficial charm, exploitation) and secondary psychopathy (antisocial lifestyle and behaviors) (Karpman 1948).

With this in mind, being able to classify and compare biosynthetic gene clusters, and thus systematically catalog the extent of natural product diversity, is an important first step towards a full exploitation of secondary metabolites in bacteria.

Last year, academics reported that 70% of the staff at a Honda gearbox factory were from secondary schools Nor is such exploitation merely the stuff of recent history: just last week, Foxconn admitted that it had broken the law by making schoolchildren work overtime and night shifts.

But mutual exploitation plays a secondary role to dogma, in this case, The Nation of Islam, which at least in this play, uses everyone.