They come in all sizes, from a twee bike-riding robot whose visage I cannot now find in my photo library to a set of guard robots that won't do much guarding when you kick them over before they can alert the authorities.
The second storey of the fort has a set of guard rooms.
Within the ABA-regulated gene set of guard cells, we found that many of the genes known to encode ion transporters associated with stomatal opening are down-regulated by ABA, providing one mechanism for long-term maintenance of stomatal closure during drought.
At one point, on the very edge of China, he narrowly escapes being washed down the Salween river to the waiting guns of two sets of border guards - his own and those of the Burmese.
"It's all about managing the tension," adds Watmore, before drawing a wider analogy: "If you walk into a shop, you don't want to have to walk through three sets of armed guards before you get to look around.
Consider an EFSM M where P = {P 1,.. P m } is the set of all guards of M defined only over context variables and its abstraction M B. Consider the set D = B ∪ P of (k + m) predicates and derive a predicate abstraction M D using the same set P x that is used for deriving M B. We note that if the set P of guards is empty, we do not consider guard refinement.
To get to Colonel Qaddafi's house, the motorcade had to pass through three sets of heavily guarded steel doors at the barracks.
If both players make it, they will become the first set of Knick guards to play together in the All-Star Game since Walt Frazier and Earl Monroe in 1975.
Just as there's a set of principles guarding business life, there is a distinct set of morals guarding an artist's life".
Devoid of their floor leader, Boston barely ran any sets, and a litany of guards manned the point — including Jason Terry, Courtney Lee, Leandro Barbosa and Avery Bradley — until the fourth quarter, when the ball rarely left Pierce's hands.
