Sentence examples for attack competition from inspiring English sources
The security-focused SANS Institute, an independent organization, plans to organize what may be the most controversial of the three contests: the Network Attack Competition, which challenges students to find and exploit vulnerabilities in software, compromise enemy systems and steal data.
In their natural habitats, plants are exposed to a number of abiotic (e.g. drought, ultra-violet radiation, salinity) and biotic (e.g. herbivore and/or pathogen attack, competition) stresses which strongly undermine their Darwinian fitness.
They need to focus on their inefficiencies to address this issue, not attack embryonic competition.
Moyes had been so upset by the decision he chose to attack the competition organisers in his programme column for the Wolves home game 10 days ago.
This model allows for the identification of the most important life-history traits of natural enemies (e.g., fecundity, longevity, attack rate, competition and dispersal), taking into account the costs and benefits for biocontrol practitioners.
Put simply, the court showed a deep suspicion of attempts to use the law to place a particular group or institution on a pedestal, granting it special privileges to shield it from attack or competition.
There will be critics who want to attack the competition just as there will be those who question league's right to an international game even though this event will celebrate one hundred years of Test matches between Australia and England.
Burnham worked with Philip French, then at the Football Trust, and others, to agree a deal from the Premier League to encourage supporters' trusts, partly in return for the government backing clubs' collective selling of TV rights, then under attack from competition authorities.
We can attack our competition in their core business,' says Olavi Huhtikuu, Nokia's director of household innovation.
