| When user logs into his bank's website, the attacker piggybacks on that session via the Trojan to make any fraudulent transaction he wants. |
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| Ideally the table should be designed so that it piggybacks onto existing departmental operational plans. |
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| Instead, it teams up with an existing operator, piggybacks on its network and resells service under its own brand. |
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| Our bespoke service is not limited to single layer constructions, but extends to piggybacks, tapes and multi-layer tag materials. |
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| It piggybacks on the credit-card payments system and should make buying online easier. |
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| Globalization, in contrast, is the project of a powerful economic minority that parasitically piggybacks onto this planetarizing trend and uses the communications media to disseminate its paradigms. |
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| Toyota has come out with Entune, which is a multi-media center that piggybacks onto cell phone data. |
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| Shayegan has asked for piggybacks, attempted to pay for piggybacks and just sprung them on unsuspecting players. |
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| The winning entry, 'Faceschool', piggybacks on existing social networking site Facebook, and allows students to discuss their work with their teachers and classmates. |
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| Advocates of the project, which piggybacks on the success of the Erasmus student exchange programme, believe up to 10,000 would-be entrepreneurs could eventually take part in the programme every year. |
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| We achieve this via our proprietary Protrans Technology, a unique and exacting technology that piggybacks your foliar applied elements using custom designed high-energy proteins. |
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| Because house prices have been increasing all over the United States, piggybacks have become not only more popular, but also larger. |
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| This system piggybacks a twin-screw compounding extruder on top of an injection machine with a special accumulator and a plunger injector. |
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| The GOP had done its homework prior to bargaining for these piggybacks. |
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| A mysterious particle that piggybacks onto the hepatitis B virus has been characterized, and the hepatitis B virus itself has now been grown in the laboratory. |
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