Mootz was wearing a suit with a gold key pinned to the right lapel, as were many other people milling around a tented-off segment of the Time Warner Center.
When you want to see your balance, you key a Pin into the gadget, and it returns a 10-digit number, which you then have to key into a browser-field that helpfully masks your keystrokes as you enter this gigantic one-time password.
As for Boulez's ear for sound (one orchestral player claimed he could tell in what key a pin dropped), Répons proved it to be undimmed; the listener indeed, continuously seduced by the sheer beauty of the textures, has cause to be grateful for the greater clarity of the structure in that it prevents the work from being merely a warm-bath experience.
Loss of an ombudsman's key or PIN renders de-pseudonymization virtually impossible.
While this step may vary depending on the style of machine, a small key or pin is typically required.
He admitted to his mother after his first few weeks that he was not doing very well, since his marks in four key subjects, pinned up in the Great Hall, were a derisory "1, 1, 1, 1".
That's what's lacking here in London, a key, lynch-pin city on the European scene.
By integrating S-AIR technology into its new home theater systems, the company will be delivering a practical wireless multi-room solution without complicated set-up requirements, such as IP addresses, WEP keys and pin codes.
To circumvent this problem pre-stressed component should be either avoided or shielded, and where possible keys and pins should be used.
You are told to key in your pin number and hand over your card to a courier who will arrive soon.
