Sentence examples for common dictionary from inspiring English sources

In the first, more serious attack, an unknown hacker used an automated software program to guess at Twitter's administrative password — a weak, lowercase, common dictionary word, the F.T.C. said — and obtain control over the service.

Of course, "ghetto" is itself a European term, coined in the sixteenth century to describe the part of Venice to which Jews were confined.* And Tarantino, in suggesting that the category of film composition was a ghetto, was using a common dictionary definition: "something that resembles the restriction or isolation of a city ghetto".

"Under federal regulations, common dictionary definitions and as consumers understand it, "mayonnaise" or "mayo" is a product that contains eggs.

WordNet is different from a common dictionary because it groups nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in cognitive synonyms sets called synsets, each one expressing a different concept.

While unsalted hashes are much less secure than their salted brethren, it still takes a non-trivial amount of time to decrypt unless a user opted to use a common dictionary word as their password.

The new Talend Data Preparation app lets customers create a common dictionary, and using machine learning, helps automate the data cleansing process, with the goal of reducing the time it takes to get data into a ready state.

The issue that the App Store reviewers did find with the Ninjawords application is that it provided access to other more vulgar terms than those found in traditional and common dictionaries, words that many reasonable people might find upsetting or objectionable.

It learns multiple structured dictionaries, including a spectrum-common dictionary and multiple spectrum-specific dictionaries, which can fully explore both the correlated information and the complementary information among multiple spectra.

Data harmonization was applied to all studies in a multi-step process according to a common data dictionary.

A shared renal registry would provide participating countries with a reliable technology platform and a common data dictionary to facilitate joint analyses and comparisons.

If PRO-AE tools are utilised, a common AE dictionary that allows patient-reported data to be summarised and collated is important (Table  9).