Spanish dictionaries have a range of definitions for that verb, from an innocuous "to converse, discuss" to a sinister "to plot, scheme or conspire".
When one of the author (ZBW) investigated the theory of formation for amorphous alloy systems produced by melt quenching (MQ), ion beam mixing (IBM) and other methods [43, 44, 45], he used a two-dimensional plot scheme.
Therefore, tests for plot design should be carried out in each country for each stratum, resulting in a plot scheme being adopted for each stratum.
According to a memo sent to all Republican governors, "Any plots, schemes, conspiracies, or violations of campaign-finance laws should be conducted using pay phones or easily disposable cell phones such as the ones used on 'The Wire.' " The governors were instructed to read the memo once and then either burn or eat it.
Furthermore, the optimal split-plot schemes for 12-, 16-, 20- and 24-run two-level nonregular factorial designs are searched, and many such schemes are tabulated for practical use.
Now, most people who build precompiled SDKs are not evil, nor plotting schemes behind your back.
VICE: Mother McCready, people like my brother here think Gypsies do nothing but sit around all day plotting schemes while their children beg and their wives wash.
Now that the NFL lockout is mercifully over and there will indeed be a 2011 football season, it is time for fantasy football owners to join leagues with their friends and start plotting schemes for the domination of their puny, inferior competitors.
For one thing, it challenges you to build not one, but two decks: one containing all of the characters, territories and equipment under your control, and another representing plots, schemes and strategies that will help you smash your enemies and establish yourself as ruler of the Seven Kingdoms.
