Sentence examples for which could exploit from inspiring English sources

The most celebrated manifestation of this technology is the quantum computer, which could exploit quantum principles to achieve far greater power than the devices on which I'm writing and you are reading.

Early on in the process of trying to understand the best way to maneuver the music industry, we sought to align ourselves with experienced professionals who have the advantage of knowing how to avoid the danger areas of the business and how to spot legitimate opportunities from those which could exploit and harm our son's career.

The United States, the world leader in industrial capacity and technology, was nearing the limits to which it could exploit some of its natural resources.

Scenarios included in "Tier 2" include an attack on the UK using weapons of mass destruction, a civil war in a region of the world which terrorists could exploit to threaten the UK or an significant rise in organised crime.

We can envision three ways in which one could exploit the ECM to improve cancer diagnosis and prognosis and improve cancer patient care.

If there was a process which could directly exploit this reduction, it could combine with the insertion of the partition to be a macroscopically deterministic process that reduces the Boltzmann entropy (via the extraction of heat from the heat bath).

Whereas, the relatively weak inhibitor cis-3-hexenyl acetate implemented signal suppression but allowed propagation from the inoculation site, thus differentiating the various inputs and highlighting the subtle balance between inhibitory and activation effects which could be exploited further in future work.

Some experts raised fears that Huawei's systems could have secret "back doors" in the software or hardware which could be exploited by foreign spies to tap calls or disable systems.

I felt there had to be some anomalies in this data which could be exploited".

What's more, the Haqqanis have many long-standing andiwali ties with Mr. Karzai's tribe, the Popalzai, which could be exploited in negotiations.

But even on issues that have been agreed in principle, there is endless tinkering to be done by experts to ensure there are no loopholes which could be exploited by the other parties, or critics back home.