Sentence examples for introduced flaws from inspiring English sources

The central allegation is that the agencies have deliberately introduced flaws into the encryption used by many websites, sometimes with the connivance of the companies that run them.

Those forms are then manually entered into an electronic system, a process bound to introduce flaws.

In return for millions of dollars, according to former Bush administration officials, the Tinners secretly worked for the C.I.A. as well, not only providing information about the Khan network's manufacturing and sales efforts, which stretched from Iran to Libya to North Korea, but also helping the agency introduce flaws into the equipment sent to some of those countries.

The problem, as some security researchers have already demonstrated, is that a hacker could take over the machine and not merely shut it down but introduce flaws into the printed objects themselves.

However, due to poor adhesion and intrinsically lower fracture toughness of low-k materials as well as process loading that introduces flaws and delaminations, the phenomenon of crack growth is observed.

Nanoindentations covering a wide range of loads are used to introduce flaws of predetermined sizes into highly polished or etched surfaces, to enable systematic study of the transition from the postthreshold to subthreshold regions.

Furthermore, attempts to correct for subsequent inconsistencies can introduce flaws of their own.

Prior to the availability of bioinformatics analysis, the candidate marker ion selection was performed based on visual inspection for each sample over a population, thus, leading to the high potential for human error and user bias, subsequently introducing flaws into the reported results.

The image seen by the lens on the outside is projected onto these, with a small amount of error introduced by flaws in the lens elements (there can be dozens in zoom lenses) or arrangement thereof.

The advice comes in the wake of New York Times allegations that the NSA may have intentionally introduced a flaw into the algorithm - known as Dual Elliptic Curve Deterministic Random Bit Generation - and then tried to get it adopted as a security standard by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Moreover, the path the sound takes can be controlled by introducing deliberate flaws into the crystal's atomic lattice.