He wants to do his best, and if that means he becomes a decoy sometimes, fine.
In the second half, Iverson passed up shots and the National Basketball Association's leading scorer became a decoy.
For instance, IL-10 uncouples CCR2 binding from signaling, and therefore CCR2 functionally becomes a decoy receptor [ 33].
The former accomplice becomes a decoy, and in the end he even shoots his boyhood hero, after a chase through the sewer system (a chaotic acoustic Underworld of echoing voices) for which the movie is still famous.
For Dido and Aeneas, Tate actually followed Virgil quite faithfully, with the exception of the addition of two Macbeth-inspired witch scenes that both complicate the action and introduce a considerable measure of doubt about the role of destiny in Aeneas's decisions; Mercury here becomes a mere decoy sent by the witches to trick Aeneas with the overall purpose of hurting Dido.
After carving his first decoy at 14, and winning decoy-carving prizes, he decided to become a fine artist, going to the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan and displaying his works at 57th Street galleries.
The week clearly belonged to life model decoy Matthias Cormann, who has been bravely trying to break his programming and become a real boy.
When this is completed, the light source can be adjusted to become a polarisation-encoded WCP source that can carry out quantum key distribution using conventional prepare-and-send methods including decoy state protocols to prevent photon number splitting attacks.
TF decoys have become an established approach for nucleic acid-based treatment of human disease and skin conditions [14-16] [14-16]
Through the thrust and parry of the salesmen's sensational flimflam — the broken sentences, the asides, the interjections — speech becomes a dramatic gesture: an assault, an insinuation, a decoy, a defense, a trap.
