Sentence examples for complementary key from inspiring English sources

"I am not telling the truth," he croons back in a complementary key.

and the message decryption using the complementary key as (2).

These observations, in conjunction with the structural combinations of polyarylates, suggest the need to seek another complementary key parameter to promote miscibility and nanoscopic homogeneity in addition to the specific interaction.

Co-culture of different bacteria, bacteria and fungi, and different fungi have shown great advantages in improving the manufacture of pharmaceutical products because they possess a similar pathway but complementary key genes for the biosynthesis of medicines (Bertrand et al. 2014; Beau et al. 2012).

Anyone who places an order receives a complementary key ring in the shape of a coffin.

Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering require two complementary key ingredients: 1) biologically compatible scaffolds that can be readily adopted by the body system without harm, and 2) suitable cells including various stem cells or primary cells that effectively replace the damaged tissues without adverse consequences.

Public key cryptography relies on the difficulty of factoring the key to produce pairs of very large prime numbers to encrypt data using a pair of complementary keys belonging to each party wishing to exchange information securely.

Public key cryptography uses properties of large prime numbers to encrypt data using a pair of complementary keys (equivalent to passwords) belonging to each party wishing to exchange information in private.

Consider IEEE 802.11b WLAN environments in which the MCSs available are uncoded differential binary phase shift keying (DBPSK), differential quadrature phase shift keying (DQPSK), complementary code keying 5.5 (CCK 5.5), and CCK 11 providing the data rate at 1, 2, 5.5, and 11 Mbps, respectively.

Content and process, or interpersonal competency skills and traditional academic detailing, are complementary and key to causing practice pattern change.

complementary code keying 5.5.