Sentence examples for based on the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Based on the difficulty of the factorization problem, we proposed two ID-based multisignature schemes with distinguished signing authorities.

Of course, this is based on the difficulty of ECCs.

The hardness of the scheme is based on the difficulty of factorizing large integers.

Appeals based on the difficulty of a problem can sound like an evasion of responsibility – aren't these people paid to have the answers?

"Based on the difficulty of achieving the $400 billion cut, I — I believe $800 billion would be extraordinarily difficult and very high risk," Dempsey replied.

This choice is not so much based on the difficulty of the kick – given that he is under little real pressure from the Clermont players, it is one of the easier ones he has scored.

A company spokesman says the decision was based on the difficulties for cast and crew travelling into central London and concerns about up to 6,000 audience members trying to get home after the shows in the continuing miserable conditions.

A spokesman said the decision was based on the difficulties for cast and crew travelling into central London and concerns for about up to 6,000 audience members trying to get home afterwards.

According to the degree of deformation of the surrounding rock, Table 1 and Fig. 3 divides CECGWEP into three measures based on the difficulties in controlling the surrounding rock.

Many of the founders of these new e-payment systems draw their inspiration for starting their own e-paymentcompanies based on the difficulties surrounding online payments in some parts of Africa.

Based on the difficulties experienced trying to deliver food to the island, the Japanese Navy informed Imamura on December 8 that they intended to stop all destroyer transportation runs to Guadalcanal immediately.