Sentence examples for attacks points from inspiring English sources

New evidence emerging from the investigation into the Paris attacks points to a conspiracy significantly wider than the nine jihadi thought to have carried out the killings and that was orchestrated primarily by disaffected young Europeans.

Since suicide bombers in Lebanon are unlikely to be coordinating with insurgents in Afghanistan, for example, the consistency of unfolding attacks points to a common principle of adaptation, Johnson says.

The contributions of this paper include: (i) applying multimedia encryption at different points to resist some attacks points; (ii) proposing rewritable fingerprint embedding (RFE) to deal with some multi-point collusion attacks; (iii) designing a perceptual security spectrum metric (PSSM) to evaluate the degree of security when multiple encryptions are applied.

Q | Do previous attacks point to a perpetrator?

The cartels' brazen attacks point to their evolution from ragged criminal collectives into de facto military organisations.

The Rev. Dr. Tony Baker, pastor of St. Philip's Baptist Church in the neighborhood's heart, said the attacks pointed to deep-seated problems.

Its report suggested the robberies and attacks pointed to an effort by the gangs to undermine rivals' finances and enrich their own.

The report did not identify the ethnicity of the assailant but it was the latest in a series of attacks pointing to growing unrest in the region.

Ms. Notkin, who said she had lost a cousin and clients in the terrorist attacks, pointed instead to American citizens hurt by the state policy.

The increasing volume and speed of network attacks point towards the need for automated solutions that can assist the response to detected intrusions.

We question the optimality of uniform high rate quantizer based design of dither modulation and distortion compensate dither modulation methods from their robustness to these attacks point of view in terms of bit error rate probability.