Investors are using the dollar's weakness to capitalize on the so-called carry trade, which allows them to borrow dollars and use them to buy currencies in countries with higher interest rates.
Redis is well positioned to capitalize on the growing market for in-memory data stores (and it now also offers Redis on Flash, too, which allows for running Redis on SSDs instead of the more expensive RAM).
Le Pen attempted to capitalize on anger and fear following events in Paris, quickly calling for an immediate bar on Syrian refugees arriving in the country, and decrying the Schengen agreement — the deal which allows passport-free travel across the common borders of 26 European countries — as "madness".
With the lamps, Tiffany capitalized on the new technology, which allowed him to sell a smaller, portable version of his signature windows to the buying public.
Ms. Herseth capitalized on changes to campaign finance rules, which allow candidates to pay themselves a wage from their campaign treasury.
Howard said that "Hannah's Story" seemed "perfect for our brand and our audience" in capitalizing on the Times' "incredible access" to Carroll Academy, which allowed them to go in depth with the film's subjects.
A year ago NYC-based startup Aviary decided to capitalize on these trends by launching developer-facing APIs, which allow third-party apps to bake in image editing with a minimal amount of work required.
We capitalized on the work done to create a list of relevant approaches [ 5], which allowed us to devote adequate resources to the main focus of developing an organizing framework that helps understanding the differences among methods and their selection for a specific clinical question.
We are profitable and have a solid balance sheet, which will allow us to capitalize on positive industry trends and positions us well for the future".
The first step in knowledge capitalizing is to identify the crucial knowledge for which capitalizing operation is required.
