Sentence examples for attack accordingly from inspiring English sources

Using a sophisticated new computer program, military planners estimate the blast area of a particular weapon, and then tailor the attack accordingly, matching the size of the bomb, its detonation fuse, its angle of attack and the time of day for the strike to minimize the risk to civilians.

Haugeland (1981), Searle (1980 , 1984, and Putnam (1988) quite explicitly take LOTH to involve a program for providing a complete semantic account of mental symbols, which they then attack accordingly.[19] It is also possible, in fact, quite natural, to combine conceptual role semantics (internalist) with causal/informational psychosemantics (externalist).

Try and predict when the opening comes around again and time your spin attack accordingly.

Carlene Firmin, head of MsUnderstood Partnership, which aims to address youth sexual inequality, said that young women connected to gangs were viewed as "currency" by rival outfits and attacked accordingly, even if such acts occasionally did not have the impact they wanted.

The error rates increase with the strength of attacks; accordingly, a threshold-based identification is adopted to differentiate content changes.

Unfortunately, hypervisors have introduced their own new security challenges: Adversaries now actively attempt to detect the presence of an operating hypervisor in order to tailor attacks accordingly [3].

The idea is to physically win at the line of scrimmage and allow the linebackers to read the action and attack the ball accordingly.

And because Britain deploys conventionally armed Tomahawks, a target country detecting a missile launch might wrongly believe it was under nuclear attack and react accordingly.

He is particularly good on a point that has often impressed me: if one has a finding that goes against accepted wisdom and is accordingly attacked, that often means it is an important discovery that needs time for the scientific community to get used to.

Traditionally, he said, malware has been identified by particular attacks (and named accordingly), but the reality, he said, is that some networks have grown so large that they have their hands in many different scams at once.

Americans used to believe that their mainland, at least, was invulnerable to outside attack, and felt secure accordingly.