Sentence examples for exit adopted from inspiring English sources

When Exit adopted Novi Sad's Petrovaradin Fort as its home, complete with its now infamously debauched Dance Arena, it began to grow into a major international festival – but Dušan believes their success was down at least in part to the horrors of their beginnings.

To reduce the key rekeying cost, join tree and exit tree are adopted and served as the temporary buffers for joining and leaving users.

They have been joined by Britain, whose budget cuts have been so severe that Americans have expressed anxiety about the potential impact on the world economy if too many governments cut their budgets at once as they exit from stimulus programs adopted in response to the crisis.

The extrinsic information transfer (EXIT) chart [41] is adopted for analyzing the convergence behavior of the iteratively decoded system.

Obtain an exit permit for your adopted child.

The resulting framework can be easily adopted by exiting SNMP agents of various network management platforms.

Finally, exit-time analysis is adopted in explaining standard and non-standard features of dispersion of solute particles in highly heterogeneous porous packings.

The situation in Pennsylvania mirrors what has happened in many of the 26 states that have adopted high school exit exams.

Indeed, Fed officials announced in October that they were exploring the use of so-called reverse repo agreements as a tool for carrying out their "exit strategy" from emergency measures adopted during the financial crisis.

Buy-and-hold is actually the absence of any intelligent exit strategy and is mostly adopted by default.

However, the exit polls show that voters adopted centrist positions on most policy questions; once again, substantiating the argument originally articulated by political scientist Morris Fiorina that the electorate, unlike its leaders, is not deeply divided on issues despite being closely divided in their candidate preferences.