First, the receiver has to identify the RBs that carry its designated information.
In this paper, information retrieval on a Web site is modeled as a Markov chain associated with the corresponding dynamic Web traffic and designated information pages.
a Students answered the four questions for each vignette using a five-level Likert scale addressing likelihood of providing the designated information: (0) never, (1) rarely, (2) about half of cases, (3) usually, or (4) always or nearly always.
Print it out and use a blue or black pen to fill in the designated information.
The other sections will be filled out by a member of uniformed services personnel office.. Print it out and use a blue or black pen to fill in the designated information.
"Likewise, a company that allows consumers to designate their information as private must use reasonable security to uphold such designations.
The phrase primary literature is used to designate original information in various printed formats: newspapers, monographs, conference proceedings, learned and trade journals, reports, patents, bulletins, and newsletters.
Donnell Hushka, the designated public information officer for the North Dakota Tactical Operation Center, which is tasked with overseeing the no-fly zone, did not respond to repeated queries about designated private entities allowed to fly in no-fly zone airspace.
That law allows the government to designate "sensitive" information that concerns security (among other things) as state secrets without significant checks from even the legislature, let alone the civil society.
It is probable that if the government claims that a situation poses a serious threat to Japan's survival, even though it is not attacked itself and therefore decides to exercise CSD, it will also designate key information that led to the decision as state secrets, and we will be deprived of any means to challenge and verify the government assertions.
