Sentence examples for target real from inspiring English sources
"MSHA still needs to target real improvements in mine safety.
This is surreal estate, as brands are paying real money for virtual billboards which have different production values, but target real consumers.
Gawker "doesn't have an affiliate program to plug into, like Gizmodo", says Denton, so the plan is to build traffic, then target real estate and luxury goods advertisers.
But the truth is that these changes often target real problems at corporations: owning lots of different businesses that have nothing to do with one another, empire-building by C.E.O.s, unnecessarily large cash hoards.
Taking to Facebook after the incident, he urged police to "go out there and target real criminals", claiming a vehicle next to him when stopped on Saturday ran a red light.
TODAY'S recommended economics writing: It's about the calendar (Tim Duy) Bank of Japan divided over inflation target (Real Time Economics) The African growth miracle (A Fine Theorem) Persistence of high income inequality and banking crises (Giorgio Bellettini and Flavio Delbono).
It could also identify the phone features that most attract them, and use that information to design and target real-time advertising.
It is believed to be the first-known worm designed to target real-world infrastructure such as power stations, water plants and industrial units.
Stuxnet, which came to light in 2010, was the first-known virus specifically designed to target real-world infrastructure, such as power stations.
This month's update issued patches for 49 vulnerabilities, including one that plugs a hole exploited by Stuxnet, the first-known worm designed to target real-world infrastructure such as power stations, water plants and industrial units.
Some DVFS approaches target real-time systems, deploying scheduling methods that rely on the knowledge of the computational demand of individual tasks in order to allow response-time analysis, for example, Wang and Lu [9], Bambagini and Marinoni [11], or Bini et al. [14].
