Sentence examples for via exploitation from inspiring English sources
Third, the chase-away model proposes that male display traits originate via exploitation of preexisting sensory bias in females, who are induced to mate in a suboptimal manner.
As noted at the onset of this document, among many other accomplishments, he pioneered marker-assisted selection in animal and plants via exploitation of linkage and LD relationships between markers and unknown quantitative trait loci.
We investigate if this is realistic, and whether wall roughness would impact localization via multipath exploitation.
A detailed derivation of them is performed in the time-domain via the exploitation of different FB polyphase decompositions.
The radar operator wants to know a priori where the target is best localized via multipath exploitation.
Further, the objective is also to determine spatial regions within a geometry where such systems are most beneficial in localizing targets via multipath exploitation.
Instead, the focus is on evaluating single-sensor localization performance bounds via multipath exploitation given a model of the estimates of the direct and multipath time delays.
It is stressed that the main focus of this article is to determine the performance bounds on single sensor target localization via multipath exploitation, as well as sensor and target positioning using statistical experimental design.
The ideal solution will be the equivalent of an autograft (produced via the exploitation and manipulation of autologous cells) such that the recipient will not require anti-rejection medication.
Increasing marker density by the addition of genes to a map can be accomplished via the exploitation of mapping populations which segregate for traits and markers in common across the populations [ 53, 54].
In this study, we have investigated a contact site between Ophrys arachnitiformis and O. lupercalis, two sympatric orchid species that are usually reproductively isolated via the exploitation of different pollinator "niches", but occasionally hybridise despite their apparent combination of ethological and mechanical isolation barriers.
