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Meanings of particularly sophisticated in English
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Usage of particularly sophisticated in English
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Attacks don't have to be particularlysophisticated to cause significant real-world harm.
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He said the DDoS attacks were not particularlysophisticated, but added.
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The computer need not be a particularlysophisticated model, and could cost less than £800.
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Moreover, Necurs uses a particularlysophisticated command-and-control structure to relay information to and from the computers it controls.
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The program at the heart of Watson's operating system is particularlysophisticated because it learns from its mistakes.
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She wasn't particularlysophisticated or polished.
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Photo: NZ Customs Service Customs investigations manager Bruce Berry said it was "not a particularlysophisticated concealment".
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The techniques used in the attacks against the tankers off the Emirates' coast were not particularlysophisticated, observers with military and intelligence experience say.
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As the judges tell the story, the Republicans and their mapmakers tried for a particularlysophisticated circumvention of the Voting Rights Act in District 23.
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"Oh, wow," she said as he wrote-itwas as if he was a monkey capable of doing a particularlysophisticated trick.