Sentence examples for large-scale intrusion from inspiring English sources

The reports turned out to be exaggerated, but troops and armour are massing on the border (see picture), and fears of a large-scale intrusion into Iraq remain (see article).

Today, there are a number of large-scale intrusions being committed around the world.

However, the exploitation of unknown attacks, known as zero-day attacks, is a key success factor for highly focused as well as large-scale intrusions [12].

Large scale intrusions of lamproitic and lamprophyric types of dykes and sills are observed in the Barakar Formation (Gupta et al. 2002).

We conclude by highlighting opportunities for an integrated solution to large-scale collaborative intrusion detection.

cited the writings of George Orwell and the comprehensive East German surveillance portrayed in the film "The Lives of Others" in warning of the dangers of large-scale government intrusion into private lives.

Recent, well-publicized attacks on businesses — as well as a large-scale government-network intrusion by hackers from China — show that intruders can penetrate networks that are presumed to be the most secure, remaining undetected for months, quietly studying the security apparatus while gradually moving through the network.

Woods, C., Caballero, R. & Svensson, G. Large-scale circulation associated with moisture intrusions into the Arctic during winter.

Mr. Jerry spent half his life protecting one of the country's great wildernesses from large-scale second-home developments and other intrusions.

Like threatened and endangered species in the ecological realm, large-scale fire itself is becoming extinct due to intrusions of human habitation into the very forests that provide the fuel for its existence.

In general, these alterations are brought about either by the intrusion of hot magma into cooler surrounding rocks (contact metamorphism) or by large-scale tectonic movements of Earth's lithospheric plates that alter the pressure-temperature conditions of the rocks (regional metamorphism; see also plate tectonics).