Sentence examples for drawn from the reported from inspiring English sources
A number of lessons are drawn from the reported cryptanalysis of RCES, consequently suggesting some common principles for ensuring a high level of security of an image encryption scheme.
A number of cases are considered and discussed (shear reinforcement of wall panels, crack stitching, transversal connection of multi-leaf walls and retrofit of towers and chimneys) and conclusions are drawn from the reported studies.
Following generalized conclusions are drawn from the reported results: (i) Increase in R dips fatigue crack growth rate, ( frac{dc}{dN} ), in the laminates under ambient and aqueous environments, whereas it augments ( frac{dc}{dN} ) in corrosive (salt) environment.
At least, that's a conclusion one could draw from the reported results of a new Evans Data Corporation survey.
The general report uses examples drawn from the reports to illustrate common approaches and to identify more original or distinct unique approaches, taking into account the reported strengths and weaknesses of each.
While some have seized on the NIE to argue that sanctions are no longer necessary, in fact, the opposite conclusion could be drawn from the report.
Speaking on Tuesday in New York, Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, took pains not to express publicly any conclusions about culpability that could be drawn from the report, noting that assigning blame was explicitly beyond the United Nations' mandate.
"I accept their report and recommend the key principles drawn from the report as guidelines for meaningful reform," Mr. Bush said at a Rose Garden ceremony in his most extensive public comments to date on the need to upgrade the system that elevated him to president.
.is a hunted organization with little hope of ever being able to cope with conditions in this country as they exist today". However vividly these words fit contemporary Baghdad, they are in fact drawn from the report of the American consul general in Jerusalem in 1947, describing what Begin's guerrilla forces achieved in their war against the British.
Other key results drawn from the report have shown how half of respondents across both sectors did not agree they had been fully informed of the process of applying for promotion, with almost 60 per cent reporting how senior colleagues and managers had not supported them in seeking to progress their career.
