The phrase "attack measured" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a type of attack that is calculated or controlled, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The military strategy involved an attack measured in precision and timing to minimize collateral damage."
Alternatives: "calculated attack" or "controlled assault".
Patients also experienced a 45% average reduction in the severity of migraine attacks measured on a numeric pain scale of 1 10 [50].
The grey-hole attacks measured are higher than the integrity attacks and this is due to the fact that when a node constantly issues integrity attacks, its trust-worthiness drops after only a few interactions, while for grey-hole attackers which randomly drop packets, it takes few more interactions to reveal the adversary nodes.
The results for different penetrations of the malicious nodes are shown in Figure 5(b) where we also include the number of attacks measured when the nodes implement the original GPSR routing protocol which does not take into account trust information.
The same study also found no difference in worry about future risk of heart attacks, measured using the adapted Lerman breast cancer worry scale, or in self-regulation.
The depth of attack is measured and is shown to be limited by a crosslinking process.
Fig. 3 Memory bandwidth during a cache template attack, as measured using Poker.
The effectiveness of an injection attack is measured with the keypoint injection rate (KIR) as follows: KIR = New keypoints following injection Keypoints before removal × 100, (8).
The setting time, mechanical properties including strength, shrinkage, weight loss, water capillary adsorption, anti-penetration property and durability properties such as resistance to freeze-thaw cycle, carbonization and sulfate attack were measured.
Airfoils operating under such low Re, at certain range of angles of attack, α (measured in degree), face separation in the attached boundary layer due to the inability of the flow to overcome the adverse pressure gradients (APG).
