Diffie and Hellman's 1976 paper, "New Directions in Cryptography," stunned the academic and intelligence communities by providing a blueprint for a revolutionary new technique that would allow people to communicate over an open channel, with no prearrangement, but keep their information secret from any potential eavesdroppers.
A month after the invasion, in the middle of the night, Kuwaitis all over the capital began by secret prearrangement to climb onto their rooftops.
After completing her audition, she rushed out the stage door, still wearing her long concert dress, and met, by prearrangement, a motorcycle driver who was employed by a courier service.
By prearrangement, the officers entered the trailer as soon as they received a signal from the informant, who was wearing a wire, that the sale had been completed.
And this whispering about mysterious, secret prearrangement . . .
Greeters who arrive without prearrangement may be asked to leave.
I met him by prearrangement in a borrowed office in a government building.
The lawyers who would constitute the "bar" of this "court" would switch sides by prearrangement.
"Prearrangement means it's basically on behalf of a base," he said in an interview.
By prearrangement, the young panda, a male known as Tai Shan, was later sent to China.
Prearrangement for cleanup is required for ALL events serving Food and beverages.
