Sentence examples for such decoy from inspiring English sources

"And we know that Saddam Hussein is capable of such decoy operations and misinformation campaigns".

Washington should step back and consider other possible designs for defensive systems that might avoid such decoy problems.

Craig Burridge, the executive director of the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York, said such decoy bottles were already in use in pharmacies in Suffolk County.

Fetterman led his men in chase of such a decoy, and the entire group of some 80 U.S. soldiers was killed; the decoy was Crazy Horse, already displaying the characteristics that later made him a major military leader among his people.

Esterline Technologies makes avionics, sensors and materials used in items such as decoy flares to foil infrared-guided missiles.

Such a decoy mechanism could be present in aphid colonies in which aphid exuviae are recognised and attacked by Aphidiine wasps.

The elusive hooded merganser is a proud bird. it looks down upon other waterfowl for falling for such "weak" decoys, so stuffed or plastic replicas won't work.

While examining Rosetta decoys having two conflicting SVRs, such as the decoy in Figure 3, we noticed another problematic topology that could easily be identified.

Lavishly illustrated with Bill Buckner's stunning full-color photographs of decoys, this giant tome -- it weighs more than six pounds -- chronicles the history of a truly American folk art, one that didn't begin to be recognized as such until the decoy collector and author Joel Barber organized the first decoy carving contest in Bellport, N.Y., in 1923.

The word "garden" has never been misused as such a damaging decoy.

The United Kingdom, after adopting the A-3 in 1969, refined it into the A-3TK, or Chevaline, system, which was fitted with such devices as decoy warheads and electronic jammers for penetrating Soviet ballistic-missile defenses around Moscow.