Sentence examples for decoy from from inspiring English sources
Saturday eastern time, the Pentagon would fire a 63-foot rocket with the mock warhead and a deflated Mylar balloon, to be a decoy, from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., 125 miles north of Los Angeles.
Xavier Von Erck, director of operations for Perverted Justice, said Mr. Conradt had made contact in an AOL chat room with a decoy from Perverted Justice who was posing as a 13-year-old boy.
These protected monuments range from prehistoric barrows and hillforts to the Black Down bombing decoy from the Second World War.
But, when they re-enact it for Gomez, while bragging in a parking lot we see the reality of the scene: the abusive threats (learned and acted like from a movie), the hammer used as a violent instrument to decoy from the fake guns, and Gomez is mortified.
In another case, Leisa Howell, a Kelowna, BC community support worker, told VICE her client, a 27-year-old man with schizophrenia, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, ADHD, and reactive attachment disorder, was shamed online after agreeing to meet a decoy from Zero Children Hurt (a Creep Catchers offshoot) posing as a teenage girl online.
Interestingly, all generated conformations from each starting point (except for the third decoy from A) were within 2.2 kcal/mol of each other, implying that despite dealing with small energetic differences, B RDEE correctly discriminated physically realistic conformations from decoys.
Inuit carved decoys from walrus ivory 1,000 years ago.
"From Coast to Coast: Waterfowl Decoys From the Delaware River to the Atlantic Ocean".
Opening reception: Saturday, 4 to 6 p.m. "From Coast to Coast: Waterfowl Decoys From the Delaware River to the Atlantic Ocean".
On Jan . 18Christie's will auction 350 carved wooden hunting decoys from the collection, estimated at $1.4 million to $2.2 million.
From incoming sensor data, the extractor was to find critical characteristics of scanned objects, teasing out familiar "signatures" that could separate decoys from warheads.
