Sentence examples for terms of exploitation from inspiring English sources

The pipeline has been developed in order to provide high flexibility in terms of exploitation of computational resources, software implementation, and job management.

This study explores the structural properties of such relationships and their possible influences on organizational innovations in terms of exploitation and exploration in the emerging nano-energy field.

All the different hydrocyclones have been listed based on economical performance in terms of exploitation costs per unit product (potato starch).

Contact with nature, the value which in the agrarian and industrial society was mostly perceived in terms of exploitation, will become an increasingly important part of the good life.

Thus, strains that can utilize both glucose and xylose simultaneously and efficiently are crucial in terms of exploitation of biomass as feedstock.

How does the nature of firms' alliance portfolio in terms of exploration versus exploitation affect performance?

In general, adaptive control parameters with different values during the optimization process in successive generations enrich the algorithm with controlled-randomness which enhances the global optimization performance of the algorithm in terms of exploration and exploitation capabilities.

Michel Foucault was a colossal bore and a bore, moreover, who encouraged the practice of seeing history exclusively in terms of the exploitation of an ever-multiplying band of victims even as living standards rose to unprecedented levels.

In terms of resource exploitation, shipping access and human settlement Alaska is likely to become a more attractive proposition.

At Tournal Cave, the late Middle/early Late Palaeolithic transition is not directly marked by significant differences in terms of faunal exploitation, due to local climate and site function, but the major environmental shift recorded is delayed.

This passage not only underscores the danger that Black girls and women faced in terms of sexual exploitation it also challenges some claims made by Alexander Crummell in a speech given three years earlier titled "The Black Woman of the South: Her Neglects and Her Needs" (1883).