Thus, the vector is mapped to the password, where, and we need 15 bits to express a password in binary format.
Other definitions of complexity that have been used are the number of bits needed to express a program in linear form, or the number of instructions, for example, in machine code [3].
Because he's shy! "I like to say that he is me with a bit more courage to express myself.
Some people, sports stars, actors sometimes need a bit of space to express themselves but also need a showman to take some of the attention-flak.
And they are every bit as entitled to express their views publicly, and to give their former civilian superiors a hard time in the process, as were Andrew Jackson in 1824, and Dwight Eisenhower in 1952 — not to mention the nine other ex-generals who became President, beginning with General George Washington (ret)., in 1789.
He told the Westminster Hour on BBC Radio 4: "The more you... allow a little bit of freedom to express things, the less it appears to be a great rancorous split and the more it is just a civilised, intelligent debate amongst people who all have the best interests of the country at heart".
Cleland is said to have become infatuated with the schoolgirl when she was only 11, contacting Childline to say he found his obsession with a much younger child "a bit weird", and to express concern over his desire to rape her.
All, as they say, in a day's work.But Mr Lanchester's little trick is to give his paragon of ordinariness just a little bit more time to express himself, and in the process creates a narrative tone that allows his humour real insight.
He has given them a bit more freedom to express themselves and there's a structure in the team that suits the players.
My grandfather, however, was appointed to his posts, and therefore a bit more free to express his passions and progressive nature.
