The passwords and critical info were "hidden using an industry standard technique which is difficult to break," which I hope is more than ticking the "hidden" box in the file info.
Demonstrations of single-atom transistors date from 2002, but the researchers from Purdue and New South Wales said they had made advances on two fronts: in the precision with which they placed the Lilliputian switch; and in the use of industry-standard techniques to build the circuitry, making it possible to read and write information from the tiniest conceivable switch.
Once the membrane with the insulator is prepared, pores are filled with nickel using an industry standard electroplating technique.
Using industry standard water preconcentration techniques, the RPAC assay could still prove useful for water quality assessment approaches that seek to determine whether oocysts are present within a sample.
He established industry standards for design techniques and methods that were still used in the early 21st century, including integrated design a process whereby all aspects of a product, from design to pricing, are addressed by a united team and annual updates to each model of automobile.
The picosecond technology delivers super-short energy bursts to the skin, substantially shorter than the industry standard nanosecond equipment, which replaced other techniques, including abrasion and surgery.
The new product is based on a year's worth of work that TheTake's development did to train a proprietary machine learning algorithm to identify images using a different technique than the industry standard, according to TheTake's chief executive Ty Cooper.
If its techniques were to become industry standard, Levi's estimates they could save 50 billion liters by 2020. .
Using the chromatogram correction technique outlined above, we also determined the average number of peaks detected using standard techniques commonly used in the herbal extract industry including HPTLC, HPLC-PDA and HPLC-MS to estimate their information content.
The new method involves filaments as thin as five nanometers in width — thinner than what the industry hopes to achieve by the end of the decade using standard techniques.
