In fact it has been shown that iris or fingerprints exhibit enough reliable information to bind or extract sufficiently long keys providing acceptable trade-offs between accuracy and security, where the best performing schemes are based on fuzzy commitment and fuzzy vault.
Trinity starts by extending contigs greedily, connecting them into a de Bruijn graph, then extracting sufficiently covered paths through this graph.
Depending on the characteristics of the coalition and its members, there may be considerable variability in the length of time needed for veterans to extract sufficiently precise estimates.
REMEDIES 339 sore bathed with Goulard's Extract, sufficiently diluted, in the proportion of a teaspoonful to a pint of water.
We are running out of natural resources that we can extract at sufficiently low costs.
An implementation of this scheme does not exist and it is expected that most biometric characteristics do not provide enough information to reliably extract a sufficiently long and updatable key without the use of any helper data.
Their conclusion was that the visual system requires time to extract a sufficiently precise estimate of pre-deviation direction in order to react to a change in this direction.
Some test of the accuracy of the Lloyd's data were conducted in Ducruet et al. (2015), where, for example, the authors confirmed that over the entire period 1890 2000, the correlation with Chinese port tonnage was over 0.8, showing that regardless the data extraction technique and partial time coverage of the data base, the extracted data are sufficiently representative for maritime network flows.
These features could be sufficiently extracted from a trajectory.
Experiments conducted on the watermarked and extracted images do sufficiently prove that the proposed method performs better watermarking even in the presence of geometrical and non-geometrical attacks.
White Piper nigrum is an important commodity crop containing a number of essential bioactive components with nutritional and medicinal properties when sufficiently extracted.
