Sentence examples for intensive security from inspiring English sources
Hence, in general, a complex, computationally intensive security mechanism such as public-key infrastructure [21, 22] is not suitable for securing medical sensor communication in the context of pervasive healthcare.
Mr. Hu arrived amid intensive security on Tuesday morning, with access to his downtown luxury hotel blocked on all sides.
The idea was to reduce the need by guards to move detainees, a complicated operation that involves intensive security steps.
Among the many reasons for the National Conference's estrangement from its constituents was the intensive security that surrounded government officials to thwart militant attacks.
"Those people we need to give a quick once-over, but the intensive security needs to be focused on people who actually represent a risk.
Seven thousand extra police officers were deployed for the papal visit, apparently the most intensive security arrangements ever for a single visitor to the city.
In this age of custom malware and targeted advanced persistent threats (such as Stuxnet), slow, resource-intensive security is a big problem.
This allows Secloud to perform a resource-intensive security analysis on the emulated replica that would otherwise be infeasible to run on the device itself.
Ms. Caldwell's unit of seven lawyers, responsible for expediting complicated and paper-intensive securities investigations, was created in February 2000 by Robert S. Mueller, United States attorney for the Northern District of California, whom President Bush chose to serve as director of the F.B.I.
Even the International Monetary Fund concurs that Asia's financial crisis stemmed from too much dependence on credit intermediation by commercial banks and underdevelopment of knowledge-intensive securities markets.
By signing only RR sets, and not specific responses, DNSSEC allows signatures to be computed off-line, and not upon request; this is important, both for performance (since signing is computationally intensive) and security (since the signing key can be stored in a more secure location than the name server).
