The code for expressing operations on parallel arrays is somewhat deceptive.
Other ideas were even deceptive, faking interest in others' hobbies so they will like you, for instance.
But they chafe at the plan to shift the Fed's consumer-protection functions, which protect people from deceptive and unfair lending practices, to a new agency.
Last year, lawyers threatened a class-action lawsuit for unfair and deceptive practices unless Disney agreed to refund the full purchase price to all who bought the videos since 2004.
A true counterfeit violates a trademark and is deliberately deceptive.
Eyes deceptive and legs fail, but it's the stomach that gets you in trouble!
"Today is a victory for all credit cardholders... We are banning practices that have been labeled as unfair and deceptive by the Federal Reserve," she said.
His words were very deceptive.
Marked by or done in a deceptive, secret, or sly manner; dishonest and sneaky.
The researchers looked at how one robot could attempt to hide from another robot to develop programs that successfully produced deceptive behaviour.
But its snazzy appearance is deceptive.
A person telling lies may show signs of anxiety and stress, which can show up in deceptive body language.
Aside from casein, you'll also find that many so-called "natural" food products contain MSG in the form of yeast extract, another deceptive ingredient used in many natural foods.
Ah, but could a particularly deceptive bit of malware sneak in under the guise of something legitimate?
Avoid any claim that could be construed as deceptive.
Each article contained content that could be misleading or deceptive.
But even if the Banks are not deceptive, they may be mistaken.
And improving prices in the secondary markets may be deceptive because in the case of Greece and Portugal, at least, the only real buyer seems to be the ECB.
In very wide basins the down-drag of the enormous cooling floor dominates processes at the continental margin and produces the deceptive similarities to half-grabens.
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