Sentence examples for A dda from inspiring English sources

As Dave Birch explained in 2010: If you scan my Barclays debit card, the data that you get from the contactless interface is not sufficient to create a cloned EMV card (contact or contactless) because it's a DDA (dynamic data authentication) card and you need the private key to forge it.

SABMiller, a giant brewer, has moved its Latin American head office from Colombia.. ..I lived a long time in New York, but here [in Miami] it's easier to make something from nothing," enthuses Nitin Motwani, a DDA board member, who talks of the city's skyline one day resembling Manhattan's.

In general, the differences observed between the experimental and DDA results can be attributed to the following parameters: (a) DDA calculations were terminated at 700 nm; hence, longer wavelength results are missing.

To increase the identification rate of label free DIA experiments of Braeburn apple a new workflow was developed where a DDA database was constructed and linked to the DIA data.

One quarter of children with a DDA defined disability lived with one or more siblings who also had a DDA-defined disability.

We also performed this test with a DDA score based on other prioritization methods.

Increasing the dodecane concentration from 0 2730 g/t (0 0.81 mM) in a DDA-silica system was found to have no effect on the stability of the silica particles.

These findings indicate that RGCs exhibit a ddA-insensitive AC activity, likely soluble AC, as this activity was abolished when an inhibitor of sACs was included.

Of these, 7.3% (CI 6.9, 7.7) were reported as experiencing a DDA-defined disability.

A quarter lived with one or more siblings who also had a DDA-defined disability.

In total, 1.9% of all children and 25% of children with a DDA-defined disability fell in to this category.