Sentence examples for hardened data from inspiring English sources

Cybersecurity is one part hardened data, encrypted data and secure data transport.

The Singapore event included an elaborate technical ceremony to create and then securely store numerical keys that will be kept in three hardened data centers there, in Zurich and in San Jose, Calif.

The quality of evidence reported in many articles made it very difficult to interpret the results and hardened the data analysis.

The non-dimensional numbers fdcs and η can be determined by fitting CDD data to an ensemble average of DDD simulations, or to work hardening data.

Close agreement between experimental data and computed results are obtained for creep and age hardening data for the stress range tested.

The strength and hardening data for the HAZ, weld and base material were taken from existing experimental data in the literature.

The results show that ANN modeled the age hardening data excellently and better than RSM with a correlation coefficient of experimental response with ANN predictions being 0.9921 as against 0.9583 for the RSM.

For both the truncated 2-D and 3-D pyramids, the predicted initial yield forces were within 25% of the experimental data, and the force at 50% strain within 10%, for a range of taper angles, so long as the uniaxial compressive hardening data ignored the initial stress plateau.

In the case of tAPX and the winter hardening data, the guilt by association analysis revealed an association of tAPX exclusively with plastid-targeted gene products, in which the great majority of those responsive genes were down-regulated.

In this situation, even if they have a Gaussian distribution, the calculated axis direction can be incorrect because of the sparsity of the data, hardening the calculation.

Using the new inverse analysis approach on the S355 bulk material resulted in an error within 3% of the experimental yield strength and strain hardening exponent data, which compares to an approximate 9% error in the yield strength and an 8% error in the strain hardening exponent using a more conventional approach to the inverse analysis method.