He is perhaps best known for pitching in the 2004 American League Championship Series against the Yankees with his right sock bloody from a procedure that had been used to secure a dislocated tendon in his right ankle.
Earlier in the day, Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, secured an emergency Commons debate to discuss the crisis by invoking a procedure that required the support of at least 40 MPs.
The question is whether there exists a quantum analogue of this procedure that is unconditionally secure: provably secure by the laws of physics against cheating by either Alice or Bob.
Yet tying something as basic as education or a secure retirement to one's willingness to part with a kidney, in a surgical procedure that is generally safe but painful and not free of risk, is repugnant.
With Hubble secured to a workbench across the cargo bay of the space shuttle Columbia, two astronauts replaced the malfunctioning power control unit in a risky procedure that had been likened to a heart transplant.
"There's a procedure for that.
These transactions produce significant overhead, as mentioned before, thus supporting our claim for the need to create a simplified and secure authentication procedure that reduces authentication delay without compromising security.
Di Pietro et al. [17] propose a pseudo-random key predeployment scheme that supports a key discovery procedure that is as efficient as the pseudo-random key generator [16] and as secure as challenge-response.
In January, after the criminal charges were filed against Mr. Murphy, the investigating officers were charged with violations of procedure that ranged from not securing the victim's clothing, to not transporting her to a rape unit equipped to make a chemical forensic analysis, to not putting out radio notifications.
The German navy was more security-conscious than the army and air force, and in May 1937 it introduced a new, much more secure, indicator procedure that remained unbroken for several years.
Norms are also, following Foucault's argument in Discipline and Punish, underwritten by disciplinary procedures that silently secure their acceptance (Foucault, 1991[1975a]).
