Sentence examples for strategically excluded from inspiring English sources
Images are strategically excluded from articles to cut down on page load times and as part of an effort to better account for speed/bandwidth variations across different mobile networks.
Likewise, social media sites should never be used to strategically exclude peers who are "on the outs" of a peer group or to "de-friend" a person after a fight.
The 'Refine algorithm' in DiscoveryStudio available as 'Steric refinement with excluded volumes' protocol was used to strategically place XVOLs in approximated 'forbidden areas' from steric hindrance around the ligand-based model.
While A, C, and T are excluded from the active site pocket by several strategically positioned amino-acids, a conserved glycine is the only residue discriminating between G and 8-oxoG (Bruner et al. 2000).
Finally, the Commission and MS shall set up a list of sectors excluded by future agreements: for example, sectors which are strategically important for national defence and sensitive sectors such as culture and education.
When companies use the patent system strategically to include, rather than exclude, they boost both freedom to operate and the dissemination of their own ideas.
Perhaps the biggest setback, however, came in April 2010 when the Labour government declared that most of the archipelago – excluding Diego Garcia with its strategically important base – would become a marine protected area (MPA) with a blanket ban on fishing.
Organizations occupying broker roles may exploit opportunities by excluding others from these opportunities, especially when "ambiguous or distorted information is strategically moved between contacts by the tertius" (Burt 2000, p. 355).
Strategically placed burger & chips?
Use that feedback strategically.
