Sentence examples for to exploit this knowledge from inspiring English sources

On the battlefield, knowledge of one's enemy is key, and Qaddafi knows well the hearts and minds of the Libyan people, and their temperament, too, and has shown himself consistently able to exploit this knowledge to take advantage of the opportunities provided by the fecklessness of the rebels to sow further confusion into their ranks.

Once models are broadcasted to the Internet, new and intelligent search engines, "ambient" intelligent devices and agents will be able to exploit this knowledge network.

The physiological and biochemical changes caused by tumours, and the potential to exploit this knowledge to produce bio-responsive 'smart' delivery systems, will be evaluated.

Furthermore, OWL 2 reasoners provide datatype reasoning support [50] in order to exploit this knowledge and derive new inferences: if it is stated that the weight of atropine is 289 Daltons, then atropine is automatically classified as a small molecule.

Second is to exploit this knowledge, as it is gathered, to persuade governments, health-care providers and the public that, on clear evidence, headache must have higher health-care priority ("awareness for action").

Recently, sufficient information on the sp2-bonded clusters and nanoforms of carbon has helped to identify the importance of sp2-C over sp3-C, especially in transport properties and encouraged many groups to exploit this knowledge for device design.

We also propose to exploit this new knowledge for gender-specific treatment of diabetic cardiomyopathy.

Specifically, our objective was to answer the question: can we exploit this knowledge to improve the molecular classification of EPCs in response to Ado treatment?

We must agree on this fundamental point: if we want to obstruct science and research in the field of cloning, there will always be chancers and unscrupulous individuals who are willing to exploit this area of knowledge.

In this section, we exploit this knowledge to define a set of significant features that should be insensitive to recompression and design a one-dimensional CNN to learn and classify these features.

It may be natural to first "Analyze the Persistent Data," then refine the resulting model via "Speculate about Design," and finally exploit this knowledge to "Study the Exceptional Entities".