Sentences with phrase «of decoy»

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Donald is fascinated by the way in which this system of values in the world of decoy making and collecting (still vital today, in spite of the anachronism of duck hunting) echoes so directly that of the art world — while the art world (in spite of claims that we are beyond modernism with its distinctions between high and low culture) would have nothing of such objects.

First the effectiveness of the decoy was lauded, then its aesthetics, and eventually, the rarity.

You control an advanced cybernetic aircraft carrier complete with fighters, amphibious assault vehicles, laser defenses and a fleet of decoy drones.

Bart is working on a bungee and the work is focused on getting him to relax in front of the decoy while at the same time, keeping correct biting skills...

The following footage has been shared by Hideo Kojima himself and it shows Bigg Boss making use of a decoy gadget.

In Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, players will be making use of a decoy gadget to distract guards, and this little Easter of Lisa is worth catching players attention.

I had forgotten, until Us Weekly reminded me, that Briar Rose, the name chosen by Hayden Christensen and Rachel Bilson for their baby, is a name used as kind of a decoy for Princess Aurora in sleeping beauty.

Although call B was the preferred choice over call A, females were significantly more likely to choose the intermediate target A in the presence of the decoy.

Type: The type of decoy you need depends on what you have in your collection already and how you want to hunt.

The researchers made fake bird colonies out of the decoy ducks on a beach in Adelaide, Australia.

With a totally inexperienced and economically inept Old Etonian in charge: with David Laws playing the role of decoy in this proposed Great Bank Robbery, and aided and abetted by subservient economists, the Treasury remains within the firm grip of Britain's most powerful oligarchy.

Even if Cook ended up more of a decoy against Ole Miss than anticipated, he's still Cook.

Despite leveraging Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry in more of a decoy role early, there was no denying Alabama's dominance.

Observes can establish a few of the decoys and work out the quantity of cash being spent.

While most duck shooters snuggle deeper under the blankets, the Maine seabirder gets up at 4 a.m., drives his boat through swells that wash over the decks and turn them into sheets of ice, sets his trawl line of decoys, anchors in the lee of a ledge and covers his boat with rockweed.

But if his prize - winning collection of decoys seems out of this world, you should observe some of his hunting habits

This offers incredible flexibility and reduces the number of decoys you have to carry.

This painting works because the objects are life - size and depicted in hyper - realistic detail, and also because Remps laid a set of decoys that hoodwink our visual system into perceiving depth, says Priscilla Heard, a neuropsychologist at the University of the West of England in Bristol, UK.

Such a system would have the benefit of avoiding the problem of decoys by shooting down a missile before it had a chance to release any fakes.

In a real - world scenario, ground - based missile defense systems have to cope with near - impossible conditions: For instance, in addition to releasing a weapon - carrying warhead, a missile might deploy a cloud of decoys that look similar to a real warhead, confounding the defense system's attempts to take out the real thing.

But scientists at the nonprofit Union of Concerned Scientists say that the $ 36 billion system won't be able to pick a real warhead out of a flotilla of decoys.

But there are also handfuls of decoys that look more like stick figures or droopy cephalopods.

I do that too, Deanna... lots of decoys and fishing fly prints in that room to balance it all out.

However, during hunting season, if he were to get all tangled up in your decoy anchor lines, he could become terrified of decoys.

Not exact matches

We've set up decoys for some of our high - profile clients when the paparazzi are out on the street — we'd have a car go in one direction, and they'd go out the back.

Also, he's hit the decoy plenty of times.

When a military aircraft has been targeted with a heat - seeking missile, one of the evasion tactics is to fire a decoy flare.

But scammers have adapted, adding secret questions to their decoy pages, says Lance James, CTO of fraud research company Secure Science.

But ransomware became a favored tool of targeted attack groups: Petya / Not Petya was purposed as a disk wiper and WannaCry employed ransomware as a decoy and tool of disruption.

From duck decoys and hood ornaments to limited - edition sneakers and Pez candy dispensers, offbeat collectibles attract the eye of investors who crave tangible assets they can appeciate and that... well, appreciate in value.

According to the report, the team member who went in to the brothel as a decoy customer was beaten and robbed of his cell phone and cash, but escaped with the girl without further injury.

But we're all about to be in the same camp of sheer terror now, because a species of spider has been discovered that builds giant decoys of itself out of dead leaves and twigs.

According to the report, the team member who went in to the brothel as a decoy customer was beaten and robbed of his cell phone and cash, but escaped with the girl without further -LSB-...]

For philistinism thinks it is in control of possibility, it thinks that when it has decoyed this prodigious elasticity into the field of probability or into the mad - house it holds it a prisoner; it carries possibility around like a prisoner in the cage of the probable, shows it off, imagines itself to be the master, does not take note that precisely thereby it has taken itself captive to be the slave of spiritlessness and to be the most pitiful of all things.

Draw the attention of your oposition to a decoy, like a one on one receiver match up that you would almost always go to, and then counter with a running play.

Once the Police are ready for a raid, we sent decoy customers to the targeted location or brothel and then pay money (the numbers of these currency notes are noted down and are given to Police before we leave for the raid) to the Brothel keeper or manager of the hotel for the girls and engage minor girls which are our targets and then take them to the sex room (this is just to prove that these girls were offered to us for sex).

I know of one program for young Catholics, and I doubt it's unusual, where the typical activities consist of having them read bits of The Celestine Prophecy or watch a videotape of The Sixth Sense — activities that I now think amount to buying them duck decoys, in Rabbi Gellman's unforgettable conceit.

Founded with the launch of Duckhorn Vineyards in 1976, the Duckhorn portfolio has evolved to include Goldeneye, Paraduxx, Migration, Decoy and Canvasback, each with its own dedicated winemaker.

Retrievers bore evidence of more costly handlers» fees and the decoy equipment showed signs of increasing complexity.

In the football version of baseball, every baserunner would be replaced by a series of pinch runners, each lined up next to guys who'd spent every day practicing to be decoy pinch runners.

And now, after a slow start in Buffalo that was largely attributable to the coaching genius of such pillars of the profession as John Rauch and Harvey Johnson, who thought in terms like «Hey, gang, I've got an idea; let's use him as a decoy,» O. J. has immortalized himself as a pro.

A flock of 25 eiders banks into the wind and heads for the decoys.

Expending considerable ammunition, six or eight shooters can get their limits, often from the same ledge, by midmorning — if not through shooting skill, then by the sheer numbers of eiders swinging over their decoys.

He is also the only duck guide in New England who takes shooters out to the offshore ledges in a 60 - foot excursion boat fitted out with bunks, heaters, a refrigerator full of steaks and enough duck decoys to fill a large dory.

he uses himself as a decoy to draw defenses out of the box and create room for the through pass which he has as per the examples above played himself sometimes.

We came into the Rockets vs. Clippers game with memories of their last meeting on our mind, where Houston ultimately «charged» down a «secret tunnel» to the Clippers locker room to «fight» them while teammates served as a «decoy» out front.

Maine man George Soule quacks a duck calf that sounds like the real thing, but when he adds his bigger - than - life cork decoys to the Casco Bay scene he sometimes has trouble keeping inquisitive black ducks out of his blind

He's also used as a decoy way more than he should, because of a nagging injury.

Oklahoma State was one of the earliest adopters of these signs, many of which are decoys these days.