Regardless, you can imagine the business potential of smartly exploiting subject addresses like @hotels.com if you're a hotel chain or @ford.com if you're a local dealership.
Besides its interest as a test-bed for a better understanding of the behaviour of complex nonlinear dynamical systems, optical chaos has been smartly exploited in chaotic laser radar1, secure communication or key distribution2,3,4,5,6, and high-speed random bit generators7,8,9,10.
On this point, Mr. Parent said, Ms. Landrieu smartly exploited what she called a secret deal between the Bush administration and Mexico to increase sugar imports, which would hurt Louisiana's sugar industry.
But having received a few lessons from the photographer Gustave Le Gray before he left France so that he wouldn't be totally unprepared, Du Camp quickly developed a feel for the intricacies of the medium, smartly exploiting its in-between tonalities and lighting effects to convey the most evocative qualities of sun, stone and sand.
The hacker smartly exploited all of these to gain access to the CloudFlare user's account.
Indeed, Rossio and Elliot smartly exploit these in some wonderful action set-pieces".
There's an absurdity to this burgeoning relationship, as when Jane follows a startled Sadie to her regular church bingo game, that Mr. Baker by turns exploits and smartly reins in.
Ms. Vreeland exploits the family connection smartly, sprinkling the movie with talking-head interviews with her relatives, including Diana's sons, Frederick and Tim.
Instead, we get disturbing flashes that smartly undercut the exuberant innocence of an apparent utopia where nobody feels exploited and everybody gets off.
