Sentence examples for which would exploit from inspiring English sources

The funding would come from the central bank (in this country, the Federal Reserve), which would exploit its legal right to create money.

Nevertheless, even as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) plunged deeply into the Apollo program, it studied several space station strategies as part of an Apollo Applications Program, which would exploit vehicles built for the Moon race for more general orbital activities.

Another use is in quantum computing, which would exploit the ability of quantum bits of information to have different values, both one and zero, at the same time to perform certain calculations, like factoring large prime numbers, much faster than ordinary computers.

We conclude with some comments on mechanism design which would exploit these findings to optimize the social networks and potentially increase the opportunities for monetization.

This concept, named Lunette, originated as a design which would exploit potential excess capacity of EELV launches by being compatible with the EELV Secondary Payload Adapter ESPAA).

In Tampere, there are several biomaterial firms but, at least so far, no such entrepreneurs have surfaced, which would exploit the science and technology created in BioMediTech.

My own view is that the purpose of putting troops into Afghanistan for a few more years is to prevent a second Taliban revolution in either Afghanistan or Pakistan, which Al Qaeda would exploit, but which would be very bad in and of itself.

They also have significant weaknesses, which Trump would exploit just as surely as he has Warren's.

Preliminary tests were carried out on maximally fluorescent OHSCs to determine a combination of illumination intensity and integration time which would fully exploit the 12-bit dynamic range of the imaging system without saturating it.

One strategy to protect US access to Gulf oil explored by the report was "Divide and Rule", which would involve "exploiting fault lines between the various Salafi-jihadist groups to turn them against each other and dissipate their energy on internal conflicts".

Comparing these stages to the embryos of various animals Giles, like Thomas Aquinas, supported an interpretation of the fetal development which would be exploited many centuries later by the so-called "recapitulation theory" (Hewson 1975, 99).