Sentence examples for identity codes from inspiring English sources
A. Sahai, "Design of identity codes," presented at Banff Workshop on the Mathematics of Communications: Sequences, Codes, and Designs, Banff, Canada, Jan . 2015
Kirstenbosch has beefed up its security measures, including spraying the stems of plants with tiny dots containing individual identity codes, but the deeper scourge remains.
The diversity of body and beauty types is changing the aesthetic standards of our time and with it, people's cultural and identity codes.
But once it was turned on at the checkout counter, the blocker tag would confuse scanners by broadcasting all possible identity codes – spamming the scanners into uselessness.
Patents a scheme for freely distributing encrypted software for computers with hardware identity codes, then selling numeric keys to unlock selected parts.
A. Sahai, "An optimization perspective on spectrum zoning," presented at ITA, La Jolla, CA, Feb. 2010. A. Sahai, "Desired properties of identity codes," San Francisco, CA, Jan . 2010
Ashcroft's lawyers had earlier seen some of the documents passed to the Times, one of which carried an identity code.
The police were able to trace the organiser because he revealed his BlackBerry's identity code in a message he had sent out, calling for the protests.
These will be temporarily attached to each vehicle as it comes off the assembly line and will continuously broadcast an identity code, helping workers find specific cars in vast shipping lots.
In order to enhance the Internet accountability and deter potential cyber-attacks, in this paper, we propose TrueID, an IPv6 header extension scheme which can embed hash-based, creditable and undeniable user identity code inside IPv6 packets.
IC3: The Penguin Book of New Black Writing in Britain Edited by Courttia Newland and Kadija Sesay Penguin £7.99, pp461 IC3, as co-editor Courttia Newland explains in the introduction to this rich curate's egg of an anthology, is the police identity code for a black person, offering a sardonic comment on the disparity of writers and citizens assembled here.
