Sentences with phrase «coded phrases in»

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On the company's fourth quarter conference call in January, Mayer discussed implementing «rigorous hiring protocols» — a phrase unnamed company employees cited by Reuters say is code for a newfound zeal for high grades and degrees from prestigious universities like Stanford.

In Pao's 2011 peer reviews, the phrase «very collaborative» appeared at least three times, again according to Re / Code.

That's why there are phrases in the film like «SQL injections and malware» and «zero day exploit codes» and «snarfing the hardware ID» — the latter phrase, said Fitzgerald, came right from Edward Snowden himself.

In the current environment, a single ambiguous phrase or sentence can bring devastating charges of harassment or speech code violation.

If an article similar in tone was published about Jews using Yiddish phrases in some sort of code, it NEVER would have seen the front page of this site.

Now I am in another house, and back to cooking on a scratched and dented stove in a kitchen that the realtor described as «awaiting your personal touch» (code phrase for sledgehammer).

This phrase, in fact, functions in Tillich's book as a code name for Nazism.

[5] The post-conciliar Code of Canon Law (1983) has inserted this phrase, humano modo, in defining what form of intercourse consummates marriage.

Pat Robertson in his 1991 book The New World Order uses the phrase as a code word for a diabolical plot, which he describes with anti-Semitic over-tones.

UK: Poison Distribution's Dr Von Hyde's falls foul of marketing code A herbal liqueur has fallen foul of the Portman Group's marketing code of practice over the use of medical - related phrases in its

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The phrase «states» rights», although literally referring to powers of individual state governments in the United States, was described by David Greenberg in Slate as «code words» for institutionalized segregation and racism.

Interesting story about Tabone, when I was working a special election in South Queens, Vince cornered me at the Reception House on Northern Blvd during a local GOP convention and promised to deliver me boots on the ground (code phrase for pro-volunteers) to South Queens.

The lawyers asserted that the hours of tapped phone calls and reams of emails in which the government alleges the Skeloses discussed the jobs in secretive and coded phrases, are in fact the record of a father and child with a truly exceptional bond.

That meant the fishing expedition could have involved finding a specific phrase or code in the text of an email or an attachment.

However, sleuths including Alan Turing and Donald Michie at the Bletchley Park facility in Britain eventually broke the code by isolating certain repeated phrases and guessing what they might be — the once - fashionable «Heil, Hitler,» for instance.

In American Ultra, Jesse Eisenberg is that guy, and when he's «activated» via a code phrase he finds himself killing strangers with spoons and freaking out his girlfriend, played by Kristen Stewart.

There's a crucial moment in The Imitation Game, the new biopic about Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch) cracking the unbreakable German Enigma Code during World War II, when the code - cracking gang at Bletchley Park realises that the Germans end their dispatches with the phrase «Heil Hitler.&raCode during World War II, when the code - cracking gang at Bletchley Park realises that the Germans end their dispatches with the phrase «Heil Hitler.&racode - cracking gang at Bletchley Park realises that the Germans end their dispatches with the phrase «Heil Hitler.»

Ditzy, phrase - repeating Lucy (Jayma Mays, a dead ringer for the Scary Movie series» Anna Faris) apparently lives in a museum with a curator who's close to cracking The Da Vinci Code when he is murdered.

Instead of merely entering a number into the computer system and sometimes also a code that spouts out a phrase like «student excels at subject,» they would need to write multiple paragraphs for every single teen in their class, focusing on strengths and weaknesses, and citing specific examples of outstanding work.

That said, there is a tad more to the story; The Drive took a gander at the source code, finding the phrase «Shelby GT500 5.8 L V8 engine» in the keywords for the entry.

The term «The Law of the Jungle» is also used in a similar context, drawn from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1894)-- though in the society of jungle animals portrayed in that book and obviously meant as a metaphor for human society, that phrase referred to an intricate code of laws which Kipling describes in detail, and not at all to a lawless chaos.

At present, the first phrase check - in SMS only applies to individual adult passengers travelling on CSN domestic direct and non code - sharing flights.

The title of Broomberg and Chanarin's exhibition was originally the coded phrase used by Kodak to describe the capabilities of a new film stock developed in the early»80s to address the inability of their earlier films to accurately render dark skin.

The exhibition title To Photograph the Details of a Dark Horse in Low Light appropriated by Broomberg and Chanarin, is in fact the coded phrase used by Kodak to describe the capabilities of a new film stock developed in the early 80s to address the inability of their earlier films to accurately render dark skin.

In this body of work, Wike takes small nuances of speech — turns of phrase, words that have multiple meanings, and the varying ways we interpret them — and abstracts them beyond recognition by translating them into Morse code and knitting the transcription row by row with yarn.

Titles and phrasings are essential in his practice, some are jokes and witticisms, whilst others point us towards artworks, books or poems, which may give us a way into his heavily coded practice.

Amy Wike, My name is, 2015, yarn, graph paper, 32 x 12 inches This work comprises the phrase «My name is» translated into Morse code in the 50 most spoken languages, where one stitch = one beat and one vertical row = one language.

In a career spanning more than five decades, Ruscha has distilled the archetypal signs and symbols of the American vernacular into typographic and cinematic codes that are as accessible as they are profound.The wry choice of words and phrases that pervade his work draws upon the moments of incidental ambiguity implicit in the interplay between language and the concept that it signifieIn a career spanning more than five decades, Ruscha has distilled the archetypal signs and symbols of the American vernacular into typographic and cinematic codes that are as accessible as they are profound.The wry choice of words and phrases that pervade his work draws upon the moments of incidental ambiguity implicit in the interplay between language and the concept that it signifiein the interplay between language and the concept that it signifies.

As was the proper habit, the code was to be used as a subroutine, leading to numerous instances of the phrase «CALL GIRLS» in the main program.

In addition «the AGW hypothesis» is a sloppy code phrase that defines a point of view rather than real science.

In software design, there's a widely used phrase to describe certain particularly jumbled programs: spaghetti code.

At this point, however, it is unlikely that a single phrase (except those contained in the Criminal Code itself) in the current edition of Tremeears can be found in the original editions prepared by W.J. Tremeear.

The phrase «the rules in this code applying only to practising barristers» was puzzling when the term «practising barristers» was defined to include all those practising as a barrister either de facto or de jure or both.

For some states, use of the phrases like «specializing in» or «expert in» or «specialty» is considered advertising and is prohibited in their attorney code of ethics.

In the new code, the jurisdiction of courts - martial has been somewhat amplified by the introduction of the phrase «Persons subject to military law.»

[Footnote 2/7] But it supplied no authoritative definition — a disturbing omission in light of the absence of the phrase «lewd exhibition» from the statutory definition section of the Sex Offenses chapter of the Ohio Revised Code.

The Court in Butler was interpreting the provisions in the Criminal Code dealing with obscenity, and specifically the phrase «undue exploitation.»

It is foolish to put your money phrase in the keyword - meta tag because Google does not recognize or index this code.

Vound prides itself on offering features that get the job done and not in marketing to industry catch phrases such as predictive coding, Information governance or cyber security.

In 1954, the Criminal Code was amended by introducing the term «bestiality» and removing the phrase «either with a human being or any other living creature.»

The phrase is not defined in Code s. 686 (1)(a)(iii) which simply states that a court of appeal may allow an appeal against conviction, ``... on any ground where there was a miscarriage of justice».

The focus of the appeal is the legal meaning of the phrase «her mind is then disturbed», a phrase which is not defined in the Code and for which the case law has provided little explanation.

The bill would add the phrase «gender identity, gender expression» to the list of prohibited bases for discrimination found in the Canadian Human Rights Act and the relevant hate propaganda and sentencing sections of the Criminal Code (ss.

In the telegraphic code, whole stock phrases were wrapped up in words (perhaps because you weren't allowed to send unintelligible single letters or integers): thus «TITMOUSE» decodes as I (we) accept with pleasure your invitation for the theatre tomorrow eveninIn the telegraphic code, whole stock phrases were wrapped up in words (perhaps because you weren't allowed to send unintelligible single letters or integers): thus «TITMOUSE» decodes as I (we) accept with pleasure your invitation for the theatre tomorrow eveninin words (perhaps because you weren't allowed to send unintelligible single letters or integers): thus «TITMOUSE» decodes as I (we) accept with pleasure your invitation for the theatre tomorrow evening.

To be sure courts through the ages have read - in phrases and meanings in certain sections of the Code but they have not actually read - in a whole section.

In answer to my first question — it makes no difference whether the text of the former s. 487.012 (3)(a) of the Code contained a reasonable suspicion standard or whether the phrase «reasonable grounds to believe that an offence... has been or is suspected to have been committed» was a variation of it.

You can either enter an area, city name, or zip code to search for a local number or enter a word, phrase, or number string (if you want a number with your name in it like 1 -555-212-JOHN or the like).

An Alexa skill developer was reprimanded for leaving in a read - out referring to the Google Assistant hot phrase «OK, Google,» but it was the Amazon employee's reason for rejecting the skill that left other devs watching their code.

The possible sexual abuse origins of this «source code» may be at the generational level of the narcissistic / (borderline) parent, representing the possible childhood sexual abuse victimization of this parent, or the «source code» may have entered the trans - generational transmission of attachment patterns a generation earlier, with the parent of the current narcissistic / (borderline) parent whose distorted parenting practices then produced the narcissistic / (borderline) personality organization of the current parent, so that this particular «phrase» of the «source code» (i.e., a role - reversal relationship in which the parent uses the child to meet the emotional and psychological needs of the parent) is being passed on inter-generationally through several generations following the incest victimization trauma.