Just beyond the fence around the base's perimeter was the shifting map of La Moskitia — "the battlespace," a U.S. Army officer had called it.
His skill in shifting reserves to blunt North Korean attacks on the perimeter held the line and gained time for the organization of the X Corps under Edward M. Almond and its landing at Inch'ŏn on September 15.
He sent his dancers hurtling through the orderly, seamlessly shifting patterns that characterize his choreography, pulled to the center then spilling back to the perimeter of the dance space.
If you are in the market for perimeter or beyond-perimeter solutions, ethical hacking or endpoint security, you can spend far more than the allocated few days to explore all the talks and vendors on offer; but if you are trying to face the cloud-native immediate future by shifting security to the left, and are looking for insights on this shift, then not so much.
Alternating between portraying Evelyn's stern mother and their doctor daughter, Rene, is Carlye Pollack (who keeps roaming around the stage's perimeter as she shifts from one generation to another).
Our competitors' clubs usually offer a choice between a big sweet spot and perimeter weighting that is shifted to cure toe-miss-hits and to help get the ball up in the air.
Some three dozen department trucks reached the neighborhood, and when the wind shifted, some set up on the fire's western perimeter to halt it there.
But the latest attack kits are bypassing those perimeter defenses, which is why this paradigm has to shift".
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On that morning late last month when Officer West stood sentry, waving his colleagues past the razor-wire-topped checkpoint on the jail perimeter, he had already worked an 11 p.m.-to-7 a.m. shift.
