Back on serve, Djokovic promptly wins the next point to make it 5-4, but Raonic is broken again as Djokovic blocks back the serve and sticks in the rally, waiting for his chance, which inevitably comes.
The closest I came to experiencing heaven for myself was at Nicholas Jaar in a seat high above the crowd, in the dark, watching the people morph into swaying shadows, then joyful ravers, then sort of like a Nazi Youth rally, waiting for their next aural command.
But among them are also awed young voters like Eric Crawford, 25, the manager of a coffee shop in Ames who went to a rally, waited patiently in line for 30 minutes before reaching Mr. Huckabee's outstretched hand and then stood there, staring at the man of the hour.
He came out and put the pressure on Hewitt, staying in rallies, waiting out his opponent's errors.
Over the past few days, they have packed shoulder to shoulder at rallies, waiting patiently under a punishing sun, some of them waving hilarious posters of the mzee, or old man, as the president calls himself, with his face superimposed on an Incredible Hulk-like body.
Having broken in the third game, Sfar was forced to weather a sustained onslaught from Williams, who was content to bide her time in the rallies, waiting for the inevitable short ball before pouncing with clinical precision to establish a 6-2, 1-0 lead.
The media also embraced the campaign's carnival-like atmosphere, analyzing Trump's tweets and monitoring his rallies, waiting for him to say something outrageous that would drive the 24/7 news cycle.
Putting economic data aside, the market continues to exhibit signs that a potential rally waits in the wings and that new highs remain an odds-on favorite.
To compensate, they cut loose on the winding Apache Trail through the Superstition Mountains, earning a bonus medal from a rally worker waiting in Tortilla Flat.
It aims to detect the stealthy behavior of P2P botnets, that is, when they lie dormant in their rally or waiting stages (to evade intrusion detection systems which look for anomalous communication patterns) or while they perform malicious activities (spamming, password stealing, etc). in a manner which is not observable to a network administrator.
Hence, the communication between the bot-master and his bots, or that of bots amongst themselves, is expected to be low in volume (note here that this usually corresponds to the rally and waiting stages; 'execution' stage can be aggressive or stealthy depending upon the activity for which the bots are used; DDoS attack can be quite aggressive, while password stealing may remain stealthy).
