For Trump every issue is, in essence, a security issue that has to be dealt with in an authoritarian manner -- from the wall with Mexico to terrorism -- in which he does not shy away from using violence (including torture).
In essence, the security model was designed to deal with the realities of de-identifying databases, through acknowledging that all datasets will have inaccuracies which will compromise performance of the de-identification algorithm [ 22].
Heck, this is the very essence of homeland security - feeling secure as you approach something more fearful than terrorism - the fear that illness will render you destitute for whatever time you have left.
In that sense, Mr. Gore's plan would in essence transform Social Security into a welfare program, Senator Moynihan said.
The idea is to recruit what is in essence a local security force, but with a broad enough base to ensure that the government is not merely supplying, training and arming existing militias.
But Democrats attacked Mr. Bush's budget today, even before its details were released, saying the president was in essence raiding Social Security's trust funds in violation of the agreement to use the surplus for debt reduction.
High tech, the essence of national security, is part and parcel of American business success.
The essence of the security emergency control in Chinese power system is the three lines of defense [12, 13].
In the sight of information-theoretic, the essence of PHY security is to extend the superiority of the primary channel to wiretap channel.
The essence of the security dilemma lies in the fact that "many of the policies that are designed to increase a state's security automatically and inadvertently decrease the security of others "[1, p. 358, based on Herz [2] and Butterfield [3]], and, by doing so, its own state's one, as other states feel threatened and take measures in return.
