Autobiography that is either personal or, as in Staff's case, channelled informs much of the show's strongest work, exploiting, for art's sake, the odd angles on life of uncommon people.
"Globalist" freedom is the one-way, Tea Party freedom of the already strong to exploit the rest of us free from public obligation or responsibility to others.
Since smooth decomposition leads to more compact decomposition, in cases that the only objective is strong decorrelation, exploiting smooth decomposition is reasonable.
In fact, according to modern seismic codes, ordinary structures are designed to suffer damage to some extent during strong earthquakes, exploiting the structure own ductility to avoid collapse and safeguard human lives.
Their economies have continued to expand, if more slowly than before the crisis, and both are in a strong position to exploit the new decade's opportunities.
The least expensive, narrowly targeted systems (e.g., simple organizers) exploit strong expectations about user inputs to recognize, interpret and respond to those inputs; as such they resemble menu-driven systems.
Ultimately, we proved that the examined structure has a strong potential to exploit in designing precise, CMOS-compatible, and efficient plasmonic subwavelength sensors that are able to detect extremely small perturbations of the ambient.
It is shown that proposed nanostructure has a strong potential to exploit in designing CMOS-compatible plasmonic devices, localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) sensing and biochemical sensing nanostructures, and SERS applications.
The agency's chief said Britain had huge renewable energy potential and ministers needed to design stronger policies to exploit it.
This would put the UK in a much stronger position to exploit the estimated 24 billion barrels of oil remaining, the report says.
