Considering that it is difficult to acquire external feedback from internal processes such as those involved in motor imagery, imaging studies are often thought to provide unique access to covertly simulated actions (although this approach has also been criticized [50]).
Findings for the non-Indigenous participants suggested that youth were similarly influenced to smoke by watching family, and frequently accessed tobacco covertly from household supplies.
Case one: in September, it emerged the Metropolitan police had used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) in order to covertly access the mobile phone records of the Sun's political editor, Tom NewTom-Dunn.
"Mr. Mathewson advised that he promoted the use of credit/debit cards so that his clients could covertly access funds stored in the Cayman Islands," Mr. West wrote in his affidavit.
According to The Guardian, GCHQ had access to data covertly gathered from leading internet firms in the US.
Many of my colleagues who are experts in lock picking, impressioning, decoding vehicle entry, 3D printing, safe cracking, and the bypass of electronic locks were present to work with locksmiths, police, intelligence, and anti-terrorism units from throughout Europe in order to show them how to quickly and covertly access just about anything.
As he confesses from time to time, a good deal of the book appears to have been written on the notes function of his phone, furtively concealed in his sleeping bag, or covertly accessed.
Goodenow's replacement, Ted Saskin, was fired in 2007 after it was determined that he had covertly gained access to players' e-mail accounts.
But concern for security or spin still covertly restricts access – so there's a provocative promise in the title of Inside Obama's White House, a four-part behind-the-scenes series on BBC2.
RCS can get onto a computer through a malware-laden e-mail, as in M's case, or by someone covertly getting physical access to a device.
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