Sentence examples for operating shell from inspiring English sources
In the CBS show "Person of Interest," two cloud-based A.I.s are locked in a power struggle, manipulating stock exchanges, operating shell corporations, and giving orders to acolytes who regard them with quasi-religious reverence.
And the way that this would work is there would be an encrypted operating shell — or OS — within the mobile phone which won't touch other data on that phone.
In this case TL commands may simply be typed in at the operating system shell prompt or may be read from a text file.
The official name is Forward Operating Base Shell; another similar base is called Exxon.
In 1996, the Justice Department pursued a fraudster operating a shell company, Merlin Overseas Limited, from Antigua.
Besides cylinder expansion and contraction under operating conditions, shell bending appeared to contribute significantly to the overall deformation behaviour.
(Another Dutch website noted that the Russian defence conglomerate Rostec, which most likely built the missile that shot down flight MH17, operates several shell companies headquartered in Amsterdam).
Strict confidentiality can turn up in a variety of contexts, from payday-lending outfits, which sometimes rely on them to conceal the true identity of lenders that operate through shell companies, to personal relationships.
They operated five shell companies in the United Kingdom alone.
Users tricked into installing the virus, termed a form of "ransomware" in the report, were asked for personal information and then had all of their web history posted to a blog, operated by shell corporation Romancing Inc., for public access.
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