While Republican candidates of the past, such as Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann, have capitalized on G.O.P. voters' hostility toward verifiable facts, the aide said, "Compared to Scott, those two look like rookies".
Hopes are stirring in Taipei that start-ups such as ScinoPharm can capitalize on an increase in outsourcing by a cost-bloated, $400 billion-a-year global pharmaceutical industry.
Subsequent partnerships between colleges and universities were mandated by the ministry of post secondary education in order to maximize existing resources, such as faculty, and capitalize on the strenghts of both sectors.
Bigger players such as YouTube are now capitalizing on a similar idea.
The qualitative responses in the tables are modified only by correcting obvious typos such as "difficult"; and by capitalizing the first letter in each phrase or sentence.
Let us not glorify self-proclaimed "law-and-order" candidates, such as Joe Arpaio, who are capitalizing on fear of immigrants as criminals.
Since AlphaGo's victory over Hui, the Go cognescenti has pointed to mistakes the program made that a stronger player, such as Lee, would have capitalized on.
As a rhythm-cum-shooter title, Gilgenbach had hoped to harness the waning but once recognized enthusiasm for music games such as Guitar Hero, and capitalize on the fact that many users within this spectrum would already own its increasingly redundant guitar controller.
Some things are self-explanatory, such as punctuation, where to capitalize a word, or what makes a complete sentence.
Gartner's view is that going forward mobile makers have opportunities to penetrate lower tier segments in regions such as emerging Asia/Pacific and EMEA, capitalizing on the remaining shift from feature phones to smartphones.
