The phrase "anchor element" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of web development and HTML to refer to a specific tag that creates a hyperlink.
Example: "In HTML, the anchor element is used to link to other web pages or resources, allowing users to navigate easily."
Alternatives: "link element" or "hyperlink tag".
The anchor element itself is authenticated using traditional public key cryptography: the CA generates a signature on the message containing the anchor element and broadcast the message with the signature.
If receiver or has received the anchor element (5), they can check the authenticity of by verifying against : (11).
Each receiver also performs one signature verification on the anchor element broadcast message from the CA (5).
However, this is not necessary if the CA has previously successfully broadcast the anchor element of its own key chain, following (5): (7).
Upon receiving, each receiver first verifies the authenticity of by checking (and therefore ultimately verifying against the anchor element which has already been authenticated).
All TESLA certificates and signed messages from the CA are authenticated using the anchor element during the protocol run. is broadcast to the network at time (5): (5).
The root key of each chain is shared between the source and the CA (the satellite) as described in Section 5.2, and the anchor elements of all the key chains used by the source is included in the extended TESLA certificate for that source.
In the paper a numerical procedure is described for the dynamic analysis of seabed anchored floating structures, with particular reference to the so-called Archimedes bridge solution for deep water crossings; attention is devoted to the design solution encompassing slender bars as anchor elements.
The nesprins in turn anchor elements of the cytoskeleton to the ONM [6] [9], thereby hardwiring the cytoskeleton to the nuclear lamina and providing a device for transducing mechanical stress sensing from the plasma membrane to the nucleus [10], [11].
But with Switzerland as the anchoring element, there was a real freshness to the collection.
A new numerical simulation method for the fully grouted bolt, considering the multiple yield failure conditions of the anchoring element, was also proposed.
