A cap-and-trade program for co2 would try to harness the same dynamics.
They are able to pull together the campaign with others here and try to harness the compassion of New Yorkers".
Most publications these days try to harness the Google algorithm through an arcane process known as search-engine optimization.
Dr. Lapidus's idea was to try to harness the powers of the activated charcoal in an insole made of latex.
That's where the sites like FriendFeed, Iminta, Plaxo, Readr, Mugshot and others try to harness the wisdom of friends.
"Every subculture that has a current of cool under it, we try to harness that," he said.
Mr. Obama may try to harness some of the deep anti-China sentiment that has been building in Congress, using it as a foil to press Beijing.
BEHIND THE NEWS Republicans face a challenge as they try to harness the Tea Party movement's energy and new faces and views.
The group is just one in an emerging field of organizations that try to harness the Internet to help users turn online clicks into social change.
For leaders who try to harness the energy on the streets, the task is all but impossible, because of the volatility of public opinion.
Levy is a pioneer in the field of cancer immunotherapy, in which researchers try to harness the immune system to combat cancer.
