Sentence examples for bit key from inspiring English sources

Peele was visiting with Boom Chicago, doing his Ute bit; Key was playing a sociopathic high-school gym instructor called Coach Hines, who "inspires" his teen-age students by regularly enumerating all the ways in which he will violently murder them if they do anything wrong.

Based on these results, the authors replaced RSA with elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) which reduced the time for TPM Quote to 381 ms (224 bit key) and TPM Sign to 191 ms (224 bit key).

The AES algorithm used here has a key length of 128 bits and RC4 algorithm of 128 bit key length can be used.

AES denotes the wavelet transform followed by encryption with the symmetric AES cipher with a 256 bit key for each subband.

Methods: Based on BIT key intermediates (Fig. 1a), a small series of novel fluorinated BIT derivatives was successfully prepared (overall in 7-10 steps) and the affinities towards PDE2A and other PDE subtypes were estimated.

Bigger keys means more work for your CPU, and although that's not a big deal in this age of quad-core desktop PCs, I haven't had anyone explain to me that a 4096 bit key is demonstrably better than a 2048 bit key.

For our implementation we only use 2048 bit keys.

For instance, the scheme in [27], which is designed to bind and retrieve 140 bit keys, provides a security of approximately 40 bits [51].

Kumar and Kumar [73, 74] present a fuzzy vault based on palmprints by employing real-valued DCT coefficients of palmprint images binding and retrieving 307 bit keys.

Unlike ZDB which uses an array index to store keys, the FAWN data store uses a hash index to map 160 bit keys to the actual key stored in memory to find a location in the log.

A 40-bit key length, for example, means that the key can have one of 240 (ie, two multipled by itself 40 times) values.