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The scrambling
verb
To move hurriedly to a location, especially by using all limbs against a surface.
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The scrambling, ridiculous answer to that riddle is, the team is staying in Cincinnati.
The scrambling Murray sealed his fate with a flaccid forehand into the net, handing over the second set.
The scrambling underscores the pressures on the administration to fix what is widely viewed as the president's biggest domestic achievement.
The scrambling, scrappy comeback faded like the flash from a camera, leaving a dark, brooding image in the Liberty minds.
The scrambling is occasioned by two things.
The scrambling operator is changeable for generating the key.
The scrambling procedure transforms the systematic code to the non-systematic code.
The scrambling effect in Scandinavian is due to the fact that the incorporated constituent moves along with its host.
The scrambling of discrete cosine transform (DCT) and discrete wavelet transform (DWT) coefficients is proposed in [27].
The scrambling sequence will be communicated to researchers through numbered sealed envelopes, one for each participant, with instructions to use them in numerical order.
The scrambling process, initiated early in apoptosis and mediated, at least in part, by the scramblase protein(s), substantially reduces this energetic barrier [ 20].
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