He seemed to have a full knowledge of my oeuvre.
SIR DAVID MAXWELL-FYFE: And so from the Defendant Goering you would have a full knowledge and appreciation of the air situation and the position of the Luftwaffe during this period?
He added that 'Ndrangheta members living in the north for many generations had gradually acquired a full knowledge of the area by "cementing relations with local communities and prioritising contacts with local politicians and institutions".
In addition, the aggregation mechanism has to be clarified to attain a full knowledge of the molecular basis of the elastic properties of natural nanostructured materials.
He had come to the Clash with a full knowledge of American rockabilly and soul music, and shared with the others a love of reggae.
It's breathtakingly confident of the producers to expect an audience to have a full working knowledge of 14th-century history - on the other hand, there was something thrilling (for the ignorant audience member like me) about not remembering precisely what was going to happen next.
Recently, different researchers have shown that, in case an attacker has full knowledge of the employed feature extraction, iris-codes can be utilized in order to reconstruct images of subjects' iris textures [11, 12].
Assuming that an adversary has the full knowledge of the system, i.e., the specific thresholding method, he can also invert the biohashes.
Such a strategy obviously relies on the assumption that each node has the full knowledge of the position of itself and the destination.
Intentional: In this type, the attacker has the full knowledge of network topology.
