Sentence examples for domain of security from inspiring English sources

The bloc had to improve "in the domain of security, internal and external security, the fight against terrorism, the cooperation in the field of defence", as well as defence and jobs, she added.

"We made use of [Arnon's] talents, his connections, his capabilities, in many [areas] including the domain of security," says Shimon Peres.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the performance of the new lexicon-based sentiment analysis algorithm within the domain of security and social media analytics.

We describe the design and implementation of our technique and show its practical applicability in the domain of security monitoring through simulation and experiments.

It begins by discussing the four domains of security and then describes how network security monitoring fits into them.

Along with the fast growing number of exchanged and archived videos, there is an urgent need for advanced video analysis techniques that can systematically interpret and understand the semantics of video contents, within the application domains of security surveillance, intelligent transportation, health/home care, video indexing and retrieving, video summarization and highlighting, and so on.

Hence, it is highly conceivable that performance on the SPPB may be related to the domains of security (thinking about the future without concern), role (doing things that make you feel valued), enjoyment (things that make you feel valued).

After accounting for known covariates, we found that the ICECAP-O domains of security (levels 3 and 4) and control (level 4) explained a statistically significant amount of variation in the SPPB score (p < 0.05).

The video (and the follow up interview with its videographer, Brandon Brooks) made me cry because they showed how a public space like a pool becomes the domain of a security guard with no accountability.

Barak, who is considered dovish on the Israeli political spectrum is still an ex-general whose expertise and, therefore, interests lie in the domain of national security.

This study provides an initial step toward understanding of the applicability of social cognitive theory in a new domain of information security.