A two time Olympian, representing the US on the Greco-Roman mats in 1992 and 1996, Henderson possesses a lethal right hand, and while Evans may be athletic enough to evade Henderson's takedowns, all signs point toward a Henderson knockout, some time in the second or third rounds.
In the 90s, this encryption was more than enough to evade anyone who didn't have access to a supercomputer.
"You must!" Discreetly enough to evade Wimple but obviously enough for us to notice, she thrusts a note into her hand; later, we see that it's a drawing of a rose, the sigil of House Tyrell.
If the injunction keeps someone like Arellano off the streets long enough to evade the gang's pull, to grow more mature and find a non-criminal path, that's a bonus, prosecutors say.
(It's still easy enough to evade the rules, however: one can simply buy several lower-value properties in a single building and then remove the walls between them, to create one mega-unit).
In the 1950s the Guppy-style hull design of USS Nautilus gave it a submerged speed of over 20 knots, which was fast enough to evade surface ships but not to counterattack them.
The new proposal will supposedly be nuanced enough to evade this problem.
So they tried silencing mammalian genes using RNAs short enough to evade the fatal immune response.
At some point there was a general collapse of the map and the building containing it, which fortunately buried the remaining fragments deeply enough to evade the marble scavengers.
The term comes from pop music, in which prerecorded songs are mixed together so that they're still recognizable, but altered enough to evade copyright infringement.
