If a rogue insider can generate a number of Sybil identities greater than the honest majority, then the attacker can dictate the information corroborated by a dishonest majority of virtual nodes.
They were complicit in concealing the truth by allowing the police to dictate what information the American public deserved to be privy to.
Corporations cannot continue to dictate what information people are allowed access to -- especially when it comes to the food we eat -- and it is shameful that any elected officials would support keeping their own constituents in the dark.
Another of the technologies used was SR (Speech Recognition), thanks to which the user can dictate specific information requested by the application on some occasions, without the need to use the keyboard at any time.
During the following discussion the students analyzed the phenotype of each family element for several traits and realized that the characteristics of one individual are mostly dictated by information coming from their parents.
Limited Disclosure: The best practices regarding identity management dictates that information should be disclosed on a 'need to know' basis, and stored on a 'need to retain' basis, as that may help to ensure the minimal damage in the event of any violation such as theft of identity information (Cameron [2005]).
Just a decade ago it was much clearer who dictates the information which we absorb.
In Nigeria, for instance, most students are first introduced to science and math through classroom lectures where the teachers dictate facts and information.
The exact nature of your case and your plan of defense will dictate the exact information you need to get.
The legal validity of informed consent for ionising imaging cannot allow omission of information dictated by scientific and clinical uncertainties.
