Sentence examples for defence model from inspiring English sources

The review recommends that fundraising regulation remains self-regulatory and be based on a "three lines of defence" model: First line of defence – trustees are the first line of accountability for a charity's fundraising activities.

We examine search algorithms in games with incomplete information, formalising a best defence model of such games based on the assumptions typically made when incomplete information problems are analysed in expert texts.

Stress activated mobilization of these elements by failure of epigenetic silencing (the host defence model of repressing the movement of mobile elements; [ 42, 43]) can lead to (re)activation of mobile elements and consequently to major and rapid genome alterations [ 40, 41, 44, 45].

The main HLA characteristics are defined under the leadership of the Defence Modelling and Simulation Office (DMSO) to support reuse and interoperability.

Passengers who witnessed an incident in which Kate Moss was escorted off a flight from Turkey to London at the weekend have come to the defence of the model, claiming that the crew overreacted.

But street protesting, Breivik wrote, was one of eight fronts that should "work like an organism" to defeat multiculturalism, and "it is highly advisable to structure any street protest organization after the English Defence League (EDL) model as it is the only way to avoid paralyzing scrutiny and persecution".

But in Mind Candy's defence, its new model of creating an ecosystem of complimentary mobile products which support each other could well lift it back up again.

Jiao et al. [9] analyzed the dynamics of a stage-structured Holling mass defence predator-prey model with impulsive perturbations on predators left { textstylebegin{array}{l} left.

Consequently, the defence of a model of architecture based on classic artificial intelligence passes inevitably through a defence of the reality of mental representations.

His defensive tactics were a much better fit to Hitler's instincts never to give ground, than airy talk of "elastic defence"—even if Model did not entirely share those instincts.

The early inflammatory response is an essential component of host defence in this model of pneumococcal pneumonia, as documented by previous studies in which the early cytokine response was inhibited (van der Poll et al., 1997; Rijneveld et al., 2001).