Sentence examples for authority concept from inspiring English sources

Manoj et al. [7] introduced a novel trust-based certificate authority concept to transmit data packets through trusted nodes and insulates malicious nodes in MANET.

We could use techniques similar to the one we used for resolving NCBI and ENSEMBL conflicts, or develop more stringent criteria based on the authority concept.

So too, for some, does its sense of its own authority, the concept of the magisterium, the body of teaching that is authoritative for all times.

"Gilgamesh," the oldest work of great literature we have, sprang back to life, surrounded by the shards of a prebiblical culture that challenged assumptions about the primacy of biblical authority, a concept already crumbling fast in Victorian England.

"Speaking as a former state treasurer," said James DiEleuterio, the president of the sports authority, "the concept of a T.I.F. has always been resisted in New Jersey by treasury folks," in part because actual tax revenues don't always meet the bond payments.

The temptation looks overpowering, but it would come with Mr. Sarkozy's knowing that without an official transfer of member states' budgetary sovereignty to a single Brussels authority, the concept could easily explode in a vote of no confidence from the markets.

If we create a local GDS we bake into local authorities this concept of the state.

Still, none of the authority's concepts seem designed to address the fact that the area's main line, the 4/5/6, is already above capacity.

Coercion, in this view, is thus not merely a means for the civil state to enforce rights as defenders of an authority-based concept of legitimacy claim.

It also means a realization of the "white list" of websites approved by the authorities, the concept the Russians were toying with for years.

A few years earlier the letter of Bishop Clement of Rome (c. ad 95) to the church at Corinth based the hierarchy's authority on the concept of a historical succession of duly authorized teachers.