In an FBI affidavit filed in the Nebraska case, an agent cited online chats in which aliases associated with Bogachev claimed authorship of the original Zeus trojan, which has infected more than 13 million computers and is blamed for hundreds of millions of dollars in losses.
This implies that the reduced-dynamic orbit modeled with 240 PCAs absorbs the F10.7 variation, which aliases to the 15-PCA orbit solution.
It is also possible to use abstraction techniques such as simulation [35] to determine the likelihood with which two aliases are the same.
But this isn't her real identity, nor is it the alias with which she's checked into her hotel, nor the name on her credit card.
Thus Floyd Lippencotte Jr. was born — an alias with which Muravez would sneakily crack Top Gas records that still stand today because the racing category was eliminated in the early 1970s.
Another reason is that it represents the arrival in Europe of the strain with which Watson shares an alias – Skunk #1 – having been involved in the invention of its prototype in the late-1970s.
In this paper we study registers which may alias: an aliased register can be used both independently or in combination with an adjacent register.
Next month sees the release of KC Rules OK, on which King Creosote (alias the bard of Fife, Kenny Anderson) has collaborated with the loose-limbed consortium the Earlies.
Suleiman the Magnificent, who once conquered Hungary as an "enemy", also wrote beautiful poems with his alias Muhibbi, which means "friend" in Ottoman Turkish.
Garnet was introduced with his various aliases, which included "Whalley, otherwise Darcy, otherwise Roberts, otherwise Farmer, otherwise Philips".
Sequestered in her home after being forced to abandon her university studies, she created an online alias — which she asked me to use — so she could connect with the outside world but not be traceable by the Islamic State's goons.
