Sentence examples for distinguished security from inspiring English sources

Schlein is a distinguished security investor, having invested in such noted security exits as Mandiant, LifeLock and CarbonBlack.

Didi Chuxing, China's largest ride-hailing company, has hired two distinguished security experts to lead a new U.S.-based research center as part of a major push to increase its data security efforts.

Therefore, two different security planes can be distinguished: (1) security properties related to the HIP signaling itself (signaling plane); and (2) security features required for data transport (data plane).

As shown in Figure 1, on various security degrees, how to distinguish the security of nodes is relatively obvious.

In [9], the trust management was distinguished from other security services to provide and manage security policies and relationships.

"It must distinguish between national security and embarrassment; between clean up and cover up".

These were selected so as to be applicable to households with or without children, and to distinguish between food security, food insecurity without hunger and food insecurity with hunger only.

Household food security was assessed based on questions from the Household Food Insecurity Access Scale on anxiety and uncertainty about household food supply, insufficient food quality and insufficient food intake; we distinguished between three categories: food security, moderate food insecurity and severe food insecurity.

Commissioner Paul S. Atkins cast the only vote against the proposal requiring ratings for complex securities to be distinguished from others, because the proposal could hurt the capital-raising efforts for mortgages, student loans, auto loans and other debt.

Other banks, too, agreed to reimburse clients stuck with illiquid securities, but what distinguished the UBS case was the allegation that top officials knew the market was collapsing and nonetheless moved to dump its inventory onto unsuspecting clients.

The most contentious element of the proposal would require ratings of complex securities, like those underpinned by mortgages or student loans, to be distinguished from those for more traditional securities, like corporate or municipal bonds.