You know you've got to defend really strongly and get a foothold in, which we did".
(1) Examine whether a foothold candidate, which a robot will use for its locomotion, can stand up to a certain value of external force (R_{mathrm{ref}} in R^1).
Gravity Jack will work with them (and cover costs) to develop a solution that addresses their needs, then use that as a foothold from which to reach others in the space that might (perhaps rightfully) be wary of adopting the technology.
The biofilm enables Nocardia spp. to protect themselves from the relatively low serum concentrations of antimicrobial drugs given orally and, hence, create a foothold from which they can invade the bloodstream through the surface of the CVC intravascular segment.
This study provides a foothold from which to gain further insight into the interactions and importance of cell cycle G0/G1 arrest on recombinant protein secretion and the related signaling pathways.
However, a series of miscommunications and withdrawals by Allied forces in the ensuing battles allowed the Japanese to swiftly gain strategic footholds, which eventually led to the fall of Singapore on 15 February 1942.
American strategists said they had studied earlier battles with insurgents in Falluja, where troops have never been able to establish much of a foothold, and Najaf, which was taken from Shiite militiamen only after a grinding and costly struggle, and decided on an aggressive and relentless strategy that proved successful in Samarra.
The total campaign is expected to cost BAT several million pounds as it attempts to establish a foothold in a market which is already worth $3 billion worldwide.
Before then, they had tried several times to establish a foothold inside the complex, which was previously run by custodians loyal to Mr Sistani.
Intel, according to analysts, made a forceful bid for the Xbox contract, when Microsoft entered the business in 2001, largely to deny a foothold to Advanced Micro Devices, which makes Intel-compatible microprocessors.
