Sentence examples for introducing moving from inspiring English sources
To deal with this inaccuracy, moving target defense game model based on incomplete information Markov game theory is constructed by introducing moving attack surface and moving exploration surface concept, extending optimal strategy selection of moving target defense with incomplete information from mono-state or mono-phase to multi-stated and multi-phased.
Introducing "Move, Daniel," for instance, he would say that "Daniel was not the Daniel of the Bible, but was a slave that had stolen some meat from the master's smokehouse," Mr. Rosenbaum recalled on Friday.
Clik disks are not solid state and introduce moving parts into the players.
The second season introduces "moving zorts," an upgraded technique the film crew used to complete the effect where Druitt teleports.
To model the TC-APC contact expansion (and retraction), we introduce moving boundaries of the TC-APC contact zone into a continuous model of the TC surface, using some concepts of modeling receptor-mediated adhesion [14] [18].
The juxtaposition even makes sense considering the childlike vocal qualities of Ms. Spears and Bernadette Peters, who introduced "Move On" in "Sunday in the Park With George".
The inquiry is also likely to underline the tensions between university providers of initial teacher training (ITT) and Gove, who has introduced moves to boost school-centred training and made clear his scepticism over university education departments.
This FCD geometry modifies a more traditional restriction-style FCD by introducing a moving disk into the flow path.
Introducing a moving coordinate system at the leading crack tip the corresponding inhomogeneous combined Dirichlet Riemann problem is formulated and solved exactly for this case.
The white-and-gray wallpaper is transformed into different colors, often green and blue, by Natasha Katz's spectacular lighting, and James Buckhouse's projections introduce a moving flock of swans on those walls.
Ford is proud of having introduced the moving assembly line to the motor industry.
