Sentence examples for stealthy stages from inspiring English sources

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Something monumental has been happening, by stealthy stages, to art in New York.

By Peter Schjeldahl May 20, 2013 Something monumental has been happening, by stealthy stages, to art in New York.

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In other words, financial markets tend to stage stealthy rallies precisely when everyone is caught up in large-scale anxiety attacks of precisely this kind, unable to see any glimpse of sunlight at the end of the tunnel at all.

Nature is staging a stealthy takeover in Deir Baalbah, a devastated neighbourhood in northern Homs.

Kanepi, ever stealthy, has been to this stage a number of times, and should be considered a heavy favorite to make her fourth career Grand Slam quarterfinal.

With this stealthy adaptation of the Yasmina Reza stage play, director Roman Polanski has rustled up a pitch-black farce of the charmless bourgeoisie that is indulgent, actorly and so unbearably tense I found myself gulping for air and praying for release.

This would back the claims that XCOM 2 will involve stealthier play in its tactical stages.

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).

These bacteria trigger only low proinflammatory responses in the initial stages of infection and, accordingly, they follow a stealthy behavior that allows them to reach sheltered intracellular niches before effective immunity activation.

At this stage, the intruder wants to finish the attack stealthy, so it passes the intercepted DesSK to the DesAuth to generate the AccRes message and finishes the protocol in message 13b, 14a, and 14b.

Mr. Wright also cited the master of the samurai epic, Akira Kurosawa, who quickened pulses through precise composition and montage long before the advent of digital technology, and the distilled style of Robert Bresson, who in "Pickpocket" (1959) staged a sequence of thieves working a train station as a stealthy, elaborate dance.

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