Sentence examples for difficulties for power from inspiring English sources

In the improved scheme, eight dummy S-Boxes are proposed to make the power consumption of the DES S-Box logic gates constant instead of random, and it can make the same difficulties for power analysis attackers consuming 98% less memories as compared with the previous scheme.

The severe shortage of power generation capacity has been causing shortfalls in power and power outages, and the lack of transmission capacity has been creating power transmission difficulties for existing power stations and also leading to blackouts caused by failures.

It listed the most pernicious difficulties for manufacturers: power shortages, taxes and the "inspector raj".

This creates difficulties for the power system to contain the system frequency after a frequency event.

Ms. Lloyd's production, which transferred to the West End from the improbably fertile Donmar Warehouse, cannily underlines the difficulties for women of power in a man's world.

Abdülhamid used pan-Islamism to solidify his internal absolutist rule and to rally Muslim opinion outside the empire, thus creating difficulties for European imperial powers in their Muslim colonies.

The war made difficulties for all governments in power in Spain after 1868 and forced abandonment of the most popular of the pledges made by the rebels in 1868: the abolition of the arbitrary and socially selective recruitment system.

Difficulties establishing new rights-of-way for power lines and pipelines increase the need to locate installations in shared corridors.

Maybe this, as much as an appetite for power, explains the difficulty some artistic directors have letting go of a permanent base (remember the protracted hand-over period between Max Stafford-Clark and Stephen Daldry at the Royal Court in 1993?) But artistic directors - even the great ones - run the risk of stifling the thing they love if they stay in the same place for too long.

One difficulty with war as a cipher for power is that it threatens to polarize discussion.

Without having both hard and soft power at its hands, China can hardly realize "smart power strategies" to overcome difficulties for becoming a global leader (Nye 2009).