Indeed, the only two such reported attackers were detected thanks to the acquaintance network inferred from logs.
Changes in the acquaintance model resulting from changes in MAS requirements would need to be reflected in the domain ontology as indicated by the two-way interaction.
His second is to solve a series of ritualistic murders in historic locations while rescuing Jenny (Aimee Ffion Edwards, above with Mr. Elba), the daughter of an acquaintance, from the underbelly of prostitution.
Neil flees his failed tryst into the arms of an acquaintance from the past (Rachel McAddams), but his problems are not external to himself, and his failed relationships are doomed to repeat, leaving him seeking the past once more.
Barely two pages farther on, the same story relates how, later, Ambros, while working as a room service waiter at the Savoy in London, made the acquaintance of a lady from Shanghai, about whom, however, Aunt Fini knows only that she had a taste for brown kid gloves and that, as Ambros once noted, she marked the beginning of his Trauerlaufbahn [career in mourning].
As already discussed in section 2, from the acquaintance theorist's perspective, such analogies and metaphors are bound to be misleading in some respects.
Ellison was excited by the prospect, and, after enlisting the photographer Gordon Parks — an acquaintance from Harlem artistic and intellectual circles — he accepted the assignment, though the magazine would go out of business before the photo essay could be published.
But who is this?' " The sender turned out to be Jonny Dach, an acquaintance from the Yale New Journal, who was working on the Presidential Inaugural Committee.
On a train, he made the acquaintance of a young backpacker from Connecticut and, in 1978, aged seventeen, showed up at his family's door.
But as more and more New Yorkers are venturing back down into the subway, they are still being greeted by at least one nasty acquaintance from the old days, one that was never really rousted: the Screech.
