Sentence examples for usually harnessed from inspiring English sources
Energy is usually harnessed from hot underground water or steam that naturally rises to the surface.
Israeli R&D and technical know-how are usually harnessed to benefit multinationals like Google and Apple, but when it comes to adtech, Israel is banking on local growth.
HD products usually harness high-grade silicone to smooth any uneven texture on the skin's surface (imagine your face has been through a virtual laminator and you'll get the idea).
Trotting races are usually harness races, a form of horse racing in which the horse pulls an ultra-light roadster called a sulky.
A leg harness will attach to both your ankles and you should have a backup harness (usually a sit harness such as what you might use for normal rock climbing).
That's very difficult given the current legal framework and there are very strong economic arguments to use a local supply chain – the best costs usually come from harnessing a local supply chain".
Populism is rooted in the (often correct) belief that insiders rig markets against the public, often harnessed to the (usually unjustified) faith that a demagogic leader adept at expressing popular resentments can be counted on to defend the people from this elite rigging of the economy.
The mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, hopes that taxing vacant lots by value will help deal with urban blight in the Bronx and elsewhere.Ballots and beggarsThe idea has wide-ranging support among modern economists, and more than 30 countries have some form of land-value taxation, usually in harness with other property taxes, on buildings.
The Finnhorse is slower to mature than lighter breeds, and thus usually enters harness racing competition at the age of four.
In summary, we have shown how the free-energy principle can be harnessed to optimise policies usually addressed with reinforcement learning and related theories.
Four-wheeled wagons and two-wheeled carts were more common in towns, such as London and, depending on type of vehicle and weight of the load, were usually pulled by teams of two, three, or four horses harnessed in tandem.
