Taxonomic identification was based on species and keys described in Teodoresco (1905), Simonsen (1987), Lange and Mary Ann (2002), Cadima et al. (2005) and Diaz and Maidana (2005).
Cryptanalysis of single-key cryptosystems (described in the section Cryptography: Key cryptosystems) depends on one simple fact namely, that traces of structure or pattern in the plaintext may survive encryption and be discernible in the ciphertext.
The algorithm for generating the keys is described in the following section.
The redundant poses will then be eliminated in the fusion stage (cf. key-pose merging process described in Section 3.2.1).
The method of synthesizing full-body key-poses with variability is described in detail in Section 2.3.1.
The kadmin and password-changing services are regular kerberized services, so the session-key-selection algorithm described in Session key selection applies.
The three key rate processes are described in terms of three key concentration variables.
The key concepts described in this chapter include: paper mock-up, paper prototype interview, wire frame, and visual design.
The key concepts described in the chapter include: data walk or wall walk, design ideas (DI), holes, and questions.
