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harness

[hahr-nis] / ˈhɑr nɪs /
NOUN
gear for controlling an animal
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But in January 2009 while filming the seventh film, he was rapidly jerked back on a harness, leaving him paralysed at the age of 24.

From BBC

It’s so well-written, with the monster and Vecna as the parallel of his own identity; to harness these powers, he has to accept his own inner struggles.

From Los Angeles Times

And at least globally, demands for power from data centers will mean harnessing alternative energy sources, where silver has been playing a major role.

From MarketWatch

Great Britain's Olympic and Paralympic teams are going to need to harness artificial intelligence and work together more closely in order to continue their success at recent Games, UK Sport chairman Nick Webborn says.

From BBC

"We're planning for self-driving cars to carry passengers for the first time from spring, under our pilot scheme – harnessing this technology safely and responsibly to transform travel," Ms Alexander said in a post on X.

From BBC