exploitable

Examples of exploiting

exploiting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

We hope that this paper will go some way to raising awareness of the possibilities for exploiting this work.
The shortage of both labor and development capital restricted families to exploiting their land extensively by woodcutting, or through specialized farming, as in market gardens.
For exploiting a large base of semantic domains, this base must have a more elaborated structure than only a set.
We then use program fusion to calculate an equivalent but more efficient program, which is then further improved by exploiting arithmetic properties.
Yet, when explicit profiles are available and necessary, there also exists the possibility of exploiting similarities between users.
If true, it was a tactical mistake of historic proportion, and extraordinary good fortune for the insurgents who lost no time in exploiting it adeptly.
Multinational companies have always been regarded as self-interested superpowers that profit by exploiting the resources of developing countries.
Chapter 5 analyses the power of generating, protecting and exploiting intellectual property rights, and reinforcing private-sector investments.
The novelty of our proposal lies in the specification of an improved abstract unification procedure, better exploiting the interaction between sharing and linearity.
Individual minds mutually interact within this converging landscape in an open-ended time horizon, exploiting its features in distinctive ways.
The computational burden can, in addition, be further reduced by exploiting the probabilistic relationships among the variables that are represented in the network's digraph.
Exploiting the assumed constancy of the rate of return on savings, marginal utility is treated as a fixed effect.
Exploiting these data will be easier with explicit models.
In occupying and exploiting the mysterious space of the sacred in our contemporary 'secular' world, the nation revitalises the profane.
Mapping quantitative trait loci controlling milk production by exploiting progeny testing.
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