Sentence examples for construction of a secure from inspiring English sources
On-site remediation may include temporary removal of the hazardous waste, construction of a secure landfill on the same site, and proper replacement of the waste.
There is no guarantee that a retreat from the West Bank and Gaza Strip and the construction of a secure border will end Palestinian terror.
This week, after the release of the congressional report in Washington, Canadian officials indicated that they were inclined to exclude Huawei from participating in the construction of a secure government communications system.
The Juilliard School has finished the construction of a secure archival storage space for its collection of valuable music manuscripts, and you have to hope that the designers left a little extra room in the shoulders and hips.
The security of the protocol, which is a significant problem in the construction of a secure system, can be proved as computationally difficult to calculate as factoring and discrete logarithms.
As deputy director for Public Services and later associate director, John oversaw the completion of a number of major medical library renovations, including the Historical Library's rare book stacks and staff areas, the construction of a secure reading room, and the construction of the Cushing Center.
Together they undertook the design and construction of a portable secure voice communications machine codenamed Delilah.
In 2014, the Navy completed construction of a $750,000 secure facility for Special Operations Command Forward-East Africa (SOCFWD-EA).
Immediately after his accession he gave orders for the construction of a new, more secure palace near the Summer Garden in St . Petersburg
He said $20 million in state bond financing is earmarked for construction of a 500-bed secure, residential community justice center, in addition to $5 million for operation.
To obtain better performance (e.g., continuous leakage-resilience, etc)., a new construction of CCA2 secure continuous leakage-resilient certificateless public-key encryption scheme is proposed in this paper, and the scheme's security is proved based on the hardness of the classical decisional Diffie–Hellman assumption.
