He envisages a series of linked micro-grids that can exploit local resources and increase reliability.
Like all good PR spin it is built on a few grains of truth that can exploit people's existing preconceived beliefs that renewable energy is expensive.
And so it has embarked on a drive to attract more industries to its shores that can exploit its supply of green and cheap energy.
Rich HTML e-mail can embed JavaScript, images, and other snippets that can exploit not-yet-discovered bugs in programs and operating systems.
Because mutualisms develop through the manipulation of other species, they are always susceptible to invasion by "cheaters," those organisms that can exploit an existing relationship without reciprocating an advantage.
Besides the obvious economies of scale and the strong bargaining power with suppliers, being big makes it easier, especially with today's flexible production lines, to offer an ample product range that can exploit every niche.
You may also be disappointed that the iPhone can't open Microsoft Office documents, as the Treo can (although Apple says it can open PDF documents), or wonder why it's not a 3G cellphone that can exploit higher-speed, next-generation cellular towers as they arrive in the coming years.
It is the thin ice of a new day: the Chargers have enough offensive firepower to make Revis a nonfactor, a big-play defense that can exploit any Mark Sanchez rookie mistake, and special teams that can win the field-position and field-goal battle.
If their profits are to keep rising at the current clip of 10% a year in a market that is growing at only half that rate, drug firms must find more innovative medicines.This is a formidable task, though probably not impossible for firms that can exploit new technologies for discovering drugs.
They have left the way open for Islamic movements that can exploit this weakness.
But intervention creates new problems, such as moral hazard and strategies that can exploit governments.
