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The historian for the Luftwaffes General Staff noted it was only exploited for propaganda, despite the operational problems and warnings the battle had flagged for attacker and defender.
With that, he kept his creepy underage lady pick-up tricks to a minimum and his weird new show pet -- in this case, Lady, a Moluccan cockatoo -- was only exploited once.
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Hence, less than 300,000 tonnes of these pozzolans are only exploited annually (the annual production of PC in Syria is about 6 million tonnes) (GOCBM 2011).
On the other hand, FD transmission will be only exploited in case there is data available at both BS and UE.
It is pointed out that the possible high channel density offered by optoelectronic interconnect technology is only exploited if the processor architecture supports this.
However, most of the models and the estimation algorithms can be only exploited in the case of narrowband source, because the location vector in the time domain is time varying when the incident source is wideband.
The overall superior performance of STBC can be explained by the fact that it exploits transmit and receive diversity whereas in SDM there is no transmit diversity and in CDD, this is only exploited when combined with GO-CDM and/or channel coding.
At the next step of translation, the ribosomes, intricate molecular machines as they are, only exploit digital information through codon-anticodon pairing.
Their relationship ultimately was only partly exploited; but the best of these recordings, Morgan's "Expoobident" and Mr. Shorter's "Introducing Wayne Shorter," are undervalued (and only sporadically available) gems.
The potential for rain water harvesting was only partly exploited.
The province's extensive forests are only minimally exploited.
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