Sentence examples for gain no knowledge from inspiring English sources

It is secure because Alice can gain no knowledge about and from the uniformly random and where and are two random numbers generated by Bob, and Bob is never exposed to any plaintext related to and.

With this encryption/decryption protocol being used, an eavesdropper gains no knowledge about the actual (concealed) instruction A has sent to B as a result of listening to their telephone communication.

In the last step, we invoke the secure multiplication as descriBob in Protocol 1 to combine all togainsr inoo which is the desired output.

"I personally learned nothing and gained no knowledge," he says, adding "I did however gain some awesome memories that would last a lifetime, and some weight, and I wouldn't change a thing".

But even after admitting this, there is no catharsis; my punishment continues to elude me, and I gain no deeper knowledge of myself.

There never seemed to be any comprehension on their part, no knowledge gained from what they read; it was as though their connection to words existed only as a habit, and nothing more.

An influential view about phenomenal concepts which answers the knowledge argument admitting that Mary gains new knowledge but no knowledge of new facts is developed in Loar (1990/1997): Phenomenal concepts are recognitional concepts.

Macklin and others [ 5, 16] argue that the ethical injunction to minimize the risk of harms must take precedence over any likely gains to knowledge, no matter how great their promise.

I don't just gain knowledge, I gain know-how.

In proactive patient safety work, retrospective record review could be used to identify, analyze and gain information and knowledge about no-harm incidents and deficiencies in healthcare processes.

Use your knowledge to gain more knowledge.