Sentence examples for case of compromise from inspiring English sources

In a document that was designed to "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity," it was a stark case of compromise becoming divorced from principle.

In 1967, Vignelli had given American Airlines visual authority by painting two bold As on the plane's tails, forming a valley in which, in a rare case of compromise with the client, he accepted the inclusion of an abstract eagle.

Sensory deficit at the proximal forearm (n = 27) occurred without any case of compromise of radial nerve function.

Performance is untruly gained if this scenario is ignored during experiments causing even more vulnerable systems in case of compromise [139].

While the storage of helper data are not obligatory the majority of proposed key-generation schemes does store helper data (if key-generation schemes extract keys without the use of any helper data these are not updatable in case of compromise).

In the case of domination, she wrote, the defeated side "will simply wait for its chance to dominate," while in the case of compromise, neither side "gets what it wants" and so "the conflict will come up again and again".

The first notable case of a compromise of the digital certificates — electronic documents that establish a user's credentials in business or other transactions on the Web — occurred a decade ago when VeriSign, a prominent vendor of the certificates, mistakenly issued two of them to a person who falsely claimed to represent Microsoft.

In the case of system compromise, such non-correlation of the auxiliary information should be guaranteed to impede any adversarial reverse engineering attempt in obtaining the raw features.

In case of PS compromise, the secret key KSK is used to authenticate the sensor nodes and the communication is done by deploying new PS in the cluster.

When compared to CryptDB [7], our proposal provides stronger security since it is able to keep confidentiality even in the case of a compromise of the database and application servers.

The United States, another apparent outlier, is classified as a case of "permissive compromise".