Sentence examples for difficulty of key from inspiring English sources

To relieve the difficulty of key distribution, a structured spiral phase key (SSPK) is utilized instead of the random phase key (RPK).

"This comes as an unwelcome warning that underscores the difficulty of key generation in the real world," said James P. Hughes, an independent Silicon Valley cryptanalyst who worked with a group of researchers led by Arjen K. Lenstra, a widely respected Dutch mathematician who is a professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland.

This partly reflects the greater difficulty of attacking key international targets many of whose defences have become significantly hardened since 9/11.

The Department of Justice, already hamstrung by the difficulty of getting key nominees through the Senate confirmation process, is about to have another vacancy in a crucial position.

Both Moody's and Standard & Poor's warned they might downgrade Barclays' credit rating because of the turmoil at the top of the bank following the Libor rate-rigging scandal, and the difficulty of replacing key senior staff, including Diamond.

The late-season slide was greased by a caustic mix of players publicly criticizing coaches, the maelstrom over running back Tiki Barber's retirement plans, and the difficulty of having key leaders stuck in the training room instead of overseeing the dynamics of the locker room.

Physically based algorithms for estimating evapotranspiration must manage a trade-off between physical realism and the difficulty of parameterizing key inputs, namely resistance factors associated with water vapor transport through the canopy and turbulent transport of water vapor from the canopy to ambient air.

Now for making system more secure and overcome the difficulties of symmetric key approach, (key exchange problem, confidentiality, etc).

Public key cryptography relies on the difficulty of factoring the key to produce pairs of very large prime numbers to encrypt data using a pair of complementary keys belonging to each party wishing to exchange information securely.

One respondent noted that their organisation, which focuses on sexual and reproductive health and rights, had previously eschewed targets due to the inherent difficulties of measuring key issues like empowerment.

That's because the difficulty of cracking a key goes up exponentially with the size of the key.