However, these approaches under-exploit the potential of proprioception, such as its usefulness to estimate the object pose and size.
Larger colonies are better able to match egg production to expected food intake, and better able to avoid costs associated with producing more brood than can be reared while reducing the risk of under-exploiting the food resources that may be available.
Of course, most self-published books linger in obscurity, but Ms. Carmack's novel was in an emerging area of the market that publisher's think is under exploited: New Adult fiction – books for readers in their college years and early 20s.
This work also advances our knowledge for the development and design of small RNA targeted therapeutic molecules which were relatively under exploited drug targets.
They show that especially sentiment-induced overpricing should be exploitable, because exploiting under-pricing should be more difficult due to short-sale impediments (see Stambaugh et al. 2012, p. 301).
CR is proposed to exploit the under-utilization of the radio frequency (RF) spectrum by dynamic spectrum access (DSA).
The cognitive radio (CR) technique allows unlicensed users (secondary users (SUs)) to opportunistically access the licensed spectrum without interfering with licensed users (primary users (PUs)) to exploit the under-utilized portion of the spectrum [7-9].
Cognitive radio, first proposed in [3], is a promising technology to fully exploit the under-utilized spectrum, and consequently it is now widely expected to be the next Big Bang in wireless communications.
WRAN is designed to offer wireless access services in a large coverage area by allowing Secondary Users (SUs) to opportunistically exploit the under-utilized licensed portion of spectrum that is primarily allocated for TV services.
Corporations can then exploit this under-regulated international business environment to mine enormous profits for themselves at the expense of ordinary citizens.
