Sentence examples for a certain secrecy from inspiring English sources
Orbach: The psychotherapeutic profession is very much like the legal profession: it likes to retain a certain secrecy about how it goes about its work.
Our scheme guarantees, thanks to the better channel that the relay enjoys, a certain secrecy rate.
On the other hand, such a form of expression makes it possible for Bob to reversely derive the insecure range of any individual user for a certain secrecy quality-of-service (QoS) (secrecy outage probability under a predefined secrecy rate).
Concretely, for a specified SIC order as well as a certain secrecy QoS, the distance d e is available via numerical root-finding, and it is exactly the radius of an insecure range centered on that user.
According to reference [4], when the degree of freedom of artificial noise is greater than that of the eavesdropper receiving signal, the eavesdropper cannot separate secret information and artificial noise from the received signal, and the artificial noise method can achieve a certain secrecy speed.
The tribe has yet to meet any significant resistance many growers plant more than the legal limit anyway, and a certain secrecy still clings to the industry but the little protest that has come has struck at the "Montana exception".
Both have a certain underpinning of secrecy.
Would it not be useful if you considered putting me on some group or commission where I would be officially privy to a certain category of secrecy.
It is possible to accept the fact that massive database leaks, such as the Iraq War Logs and the Afghanistan Diaries, present a worrisome development for people in government who require a certain amount of secrecy to function.
There's still a certain amount of secrecy around the story arc of "Iron Man 3," and there have been suggestions that Marvel might even change Mandarin's name or ethnicity for the film.
Still, the project maintains a certain level of secrecy to protect its writers, women who may fear reprisals from family or the local authorities when they discuss arranged marriages or the disappearance of relatives.
