Sentence examples for attributed to a user from inspiring English sources
The YouTube page for the apparently bootlegged trailer -- preceded by a red band warning of mature content and containing fleeting glimpses of nudity -- is attributed to a user named dobvlvstiuwir.
In the way that the authority generates a new secret key and sends the key to a user every time it grants attributes to a user, the calculation amount of the authority is large in the case attributes are frequently granted.
You'll also be given control over which comments stay attributed to you — if you find a comment you no longer wish to be associated with, you can delete it from your profile and it will be attributed to an anonymous user on the blog you left it on (I think this could lead to some problems, which I'll get to below).
But it appears that LinkedIn's growth is mainly attributed to a burgeoning international user base.
Kurani says that can be attributed to a strategy of listening to users and going in the direction they're naturally taking the network, and there's more of that planned for the future.
It has been argued that these findings could be attributed to a higher mammographic surveillance in MHT users, which might lead to earlier diagnosis and thereby better tumor characteristics and survival [ 2].
Finally, when granting attributes to a user, generation of a new secret key becomes unnecessary because Cloud Server generates secret key components corresponding to granting attributes.
The proposed scheme does not require generations of new secret key when granting attributes to a user and supports any Linear Secret Sharing Schemes (LSSS) access structure.
The traffic was moderate and much of it came from Britain, something Mr. Braverman attributed to Web users searching for a British men's magazine called Nuts.
An investigation by British blogger David Allen Green also found pornography attributed to the Wikipedia user's email address.
Often, however, these undesirable consequences are attributed to the users of technology, rather than the technology itself, or its developers.
