Examples of harnessing

• The recent surge of interest in harnessing computers for teaching suprasegmentals has lead to the development of a number of programmes.

• Potentially, harnessing temporal logic offers much more than this in modelling the argumentation process.

• Thus, harnessing the archival potential of such systems, researchers could complement end-product-oriented research and shed light on how students use the system.

• However, there is a way of harnessing the power of both experimental and prospective longitudinal studies.

• While he appreciated chemists' labor and skill in harnessing nature, he could not endorse the discourse of chemical philosophy that was open to wayward interpretations.

• Harnessing the discontent of the rural poor and urban unemployed could give the regime a popular cause against the nouveaux riches.

• Were these practitioners (who probably would not acknowledge it) merely "harnessing" the placebo effect?

• Harnessing of non-structured information and knowledge and know how capitalisation in integrated engineering.

• This once again implies creativity in harnessing existing resources in local communities.

• Harnessing this expertise and investing in enhanced district nursing services may be one part of the solution to meeting intermediate and long-term care needs.

• This symbolic harnessing of the industrial economy meant royal hegemony over many more sectors of the productive economy.

• Consequently, harnessing the moral and rhetorical force of human-rights language commands international attention to bioethics issues that impact human rights.

• Most recently there has been a surge of interest in harnessing computers for teaching the suprasegmentals.

• How could relative underdevelopment pose a constraint to the harnessing of technological change and increased output productivity due to technological developments?

• It may come as a surprise that the best approach to harnessing technology in all its protean elusiveness is basic human communication.