Sentence examples for terms of guarding from inspiring English sources

"In terms of guarding India, it was tremendously successful because the Japanese were distracted by having to deal with the guerrilla incursion," Mr. Birkey said.

Implementation models are formalized in terms of guarded input/output transition systems and the correctness notion is based on a simulation relation between an MIOD and an implementation model which relates not only abstract and concrete control states but also (abstract) data constraints and concrete data states.

Mr. Willkie of Brown Harris Stevens says buyers want "security -- not in terms of guards, but in terms of well-being: cozy, warm, homey things, like fireplaces -- and quiet".

The spacing in terms of guard carriers between the two users is variable: no guard carrier (contiguous allocation), one guard carrier and two guard carriers.

The Norwegian experience substantiates claims that effective public strategies should be firmly based upon long-term commitments, employ a combination of policies and measures conducive to technical change and innovation, and be capable of guarding against path dependence.

But this time, in contrast to the boom years, when banks "preapproved" seemingly everyone, lenders are choosing their prospects more carefully and setting stricter terms to guard against another wave of losses.

The use of locked gates and guards has traditionally been the most reliable method of guarding.

Guard behavior is patterned after studies of guarding (Moore et al. 1987; Breed et al. 2002).

Individuals actively guarding their mates incur a cost of guarding c G, and as a result of guarding could reduce their loss l by a fraction s.

Other aspects of the phenomena of guarding are not discussed.

Under the heading "Descriptions of guarding patterns b.