What is Exploitation

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A greedy strategy that seeks to improve one or more solutions to an optimization problem to take it to a maximum in its vicinity. Learn more in: Nelder-Mead Evolutionary Hybrid Algorithms

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Significant economic disparities exist in higher education among different classifications of instructors. Full-time instructors, especially those who are tenure-stream, typically have greater access to institutional resources (office space, technology, and professional development) and receive more financial compensation for their labor, while part-time, contingent instructors often have very little access to those institutional resources and are usually paid on a course-by-course basis from one term to the next. Because contingent instructors have less access to resources and compensation, the possibility that they will be exploited as workers is high, especially as national trends in higher education show that rough 70% of instructors are contingent. Learn more in: Reshaping Institutional Mission: OWI and Writing Program Administration

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A greedy strategy that seeks to improve one or more solutions to an optimization problem to take it to their closest optima. Learn more in: Nature Inspired Methods for Multi-Objective Optimization

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Once trafficked, individuals often become victims of exploitation. At its most basic, exploitation means treating someone unfairly to your own advantage or in order to benefit from their work. The United Nations states, “Exploitation shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs” (UNDOC, 2014). Learn more in: Ethical Implications of the Logic of Economic Gain Devoid of Respect for Human Dignity: A Human Trafficking Experience

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The act of utilizing resources or treating people unfairly to gain profit from their work while depriving them. Learn more in: Trafficking in Women and Children in Bangladesh: Laws and Strategies for Prevention

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Routine use of micro-blogging, such as posting tweets, launching activities, and interacting with fans. Learn more in: Usage and Performance of Enterprise Micro-Blogging: From the Perspective of Resourced-Based View Theory

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An organizational strategy concentrated on utilization of existing knowledge and opportunities. Learn more in: Tensions between Knowledge Creation and Knowledge Sharing: Individual Preferences of Employees in Knowledge-Intensive Organizations

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Teams that refine processes, improve efficiency, and concentrate on execution (March, 1991). Learn more in: Collective Identity and Learning in a Virtual Team

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The ability of finding the optimal solution around a good solution. Learn more in: Data Clustering Using Sine Cosine Algorithm: Data Clustering Using SCA

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The exploitation ability means that an algorithm focuses on the refinement of found promising areas. Learn more in: Population Diversity of Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm on Solving Single and Multi-Objective Problems

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Denying someone their natural right. Learn more in: Modern Technology and Women Empowerment in Pakistan

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It is the process of finding the feasible solution around the candidate solutions in the search space. This step is used by all the optimization algorithms in order to find the local optima. The high exploitation power of an algorithm indicates its effectiveness and high convergence rate. Learn more in: Analysis of Gravitation-Based Optimization Algorithms for Clustering and Classification

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A situation in which somebody treats somebody else in an unfair way, especially in order to make money from their work ( Hornby, 2006 ). Learn more in: The Root Causes of Human Trafficking in West Africa and Nigeria in Perspective

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Benefitting from known information (in a learning context). Learn more in: How and Why Is Work Meaningful (Beyond Survival Needs)?: Setting a Baseline

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The use of results in research activities other than those covered by the action of a specific project concerned, or in developing, creating and marketing a product or process, or in creating and providing a service, or in standardisation activities. Learn more in: Linking Stakeholder Engagement to Multiple Future Policies in the European Energy Sector: An Impact Analysis

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A situation in which somebody treats somebody else in an unfair way, especially in order to make money from their work (Hornby, 2006 AU39: The in-text citation "Hornby, 2006" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). Learn more in: The Ugly Face of Human Trafficking in Nigeria: Consequences on Victim, Family, and Society

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Manipulating and taking advantage of others vulnerability and naivity, often through financially or sexually. Learn more in: Education and Exploitation Off the Virtual Train to Oregon

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A strategy that ensures benefits from the current situation. Learn more in: Explaining the Interaction Between Leader Ambidextrous Behavior, Employee Ambidexterity, and Organizational Ambidexterity

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Once trafficked, individuals often become victims of exploitation. At its most basic, exploitation means treating someone unfairly to your own advantage or in order to benefit from their work. The United Nations states, “Exploitation shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs” (UNDOC, 2014 AU70: The in-text citation "UNDOC, 2014" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). Learn more in: Commodification of Human Beings and Power Imbalance in Human Trafficking: Ethical Implications

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Exploitation is the process using information gathered from previously visited points in the search space to determine which places might be profitable to visit next. Learn more in: Bi-Criteria Optimization for Finding the Optimal Replacement Interval for Maintaining the Performance of the Process Industries

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This includes, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs ( Government of Zimbabwe, 2014 AU33: The citation "Government of Zimbabwe, 2014" matches multiple references. Please add letters (e.g. "Smith 2000a"), or additional authors to the citation, to uniquely match references and citations. & United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s 2005 AU34: The in-text citation "Drugs and Crime’s 2005" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. situational assessment of human trafficking in the SADC, 2007 AU35: The in-text citation "SADC, 2007" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). Learn more in: Human Trafficking Discourse in Zimbabwe

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Exploitation is the process using information gathered from previously visited points in the search space to determine which places might be profitable to visit next. Learn more in: A Hybrid GA-GSA Algorithm for Optimizing the Performance of an Industrial System by Utilizing Uncertain Data

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The exploitation refers to any system operation in which by making use of model resources, optimizes each operational phase within the system. It is also related with the improvement of models by using the empirical base on experience and observation, rather than inferences or built code. Learn more in: The Exploitation of Models in Artificial Emotions

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Taking advantage of someone or something for personal gain. Learn more in: Web-Based Child Sexual Exploitation

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Exploitation is defined as activities of refining and extending existing knowledge. In this study, international exploitation involves improvements in existing business routines and builds on the existing international knowledge trajectory. Learn more in: Internationalization Technology and IPO Firm Growth

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The action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work. This usually happens to children who are used without compensation or to immigrants who are paid below the expected renumeration scale. Learn more in: Attentiveness to the Voiceless: A Closer Valuation of Child Abuse and Neglect in the Early Childhood Years

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The searching process around the current best solution in the local region and select the best solution which will converge to the optimality. Learn more in: Performances of Adaptive Cuckoo Search Algorithm in Engineering Optimization

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Activities or actions oriented to develop the existing capabilities/objectives. Learn more in: Leader Ambidexterity in Research Teams

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The capability to incorporate knowledge into the operations of the firm, refining and extending previous activities. Learn more in: Exploration and Exploitation Capabilities

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Exploitation is the process using information gathered from previously visited points in the search space to determine which places might be profitable to visit next. Learn more in: Hybrid Optimization Techniques for Industrial Production Planning: A Review

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Exploitation defines the firm capability of improving practices, processes, tools or techniques that allow firm the application or improvement of previous existing knowledge. Learn more in: Family Firm Competitiveness and Organizational Ambidexterity

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The exploitation ability means that an algorithm focuses on the refinement of found promising areas. Learn more in: Experimental Study on Boundary Constraints Handling in Particle Swarm Optimization