Sentence examples for we can exploit this from inspiring English sources

We will see if we can exploit this market," says Kibugu.

We can exploit this property to combine 3D printing with traditional manufacturing methods, such as molding, pressing, and thermoforming, to increase manufacturing capabilities and decrease manufacturing time.

We can exploit this idea further and capitalize on an old, but nearly forgotten theory: sequential multiple decision procedures (SMDP) Bechhoffer, et al. 1968, which generalizes the standard "two-hypotheses" tests to consider multiple alternative hypotheses.

"Broadcasters will pay us money upfront, but it's not sufficient to cover the cost of the whole production, so we look at the long-term value of our product and, based on all the ways we can exploit this, we cashflow against anticipated revenues," he says.

We can exploit this freedom and get more sensible, induction-friendly results if we assign prior probabilities using a different scheme advocated by Carnap (1950).

We can exploit this fact to rewrite the right hand side of (1.1) as Zleft(gamma'right)=kappa J^{90}_{gamma}left(gamma'right), (1.2).

To do this, we can exploit the same mechanism as provided by the LTE technical specifications for the H-ARQ operations with circular buffer.

The genomics revolution has fundamentally altered how we can exploit the genetic information in this library: it is as if we have replaced the genetic equivalent of a hard copy encyclopaedia with something like Wikipedia, which means that individual genes can now be moved and manipulated in a variety of innovative ways.

To this aim, we can exploit the gradient of with respect to, while we resort to numerical approximation of the gradient with respect to since it is difficult to obtain its analytical expression.

In this case, we can exploit the information redundancy to obtain a more accurate estimate of the parcel's position and reduce the computation time required by the parcel detection module.

To fulfill this expectation we can exploit the peripheral mechanism of anti-obesity action, such that these peripherally acting agents can be complimentary to the centrally acting agents.