Sentence examples for larger verification from inspiring English sources

Although the tool has been available for over 15 years, it continues to evolve, adopting new optimization strategies from time to time to help it tackle larger verification problems.

To simplify the authentication process, several protocols adopt a verification table to achieve mutual authentication, but the protocols require the SIP server to maintain a large verification table which not only increases energy consumption but also leads to some security issues.

This multi-GPU implementation has been validated and used for a large-scale verification wave propagation simulation of Mw5.4 Chino Hills earthquake using 128 GPUs.

For a large-scale verification, it is proposed to use the 'break our steganographic system' (BOSS) database, made of 10,000 grayscale images of size 512×512 pixels, used with payload R=0.05.

Considering the mean concentration time of the basins of the study and the target application on flash flood forecasting, the skill of the flow routing simulations is significantly high for peakflow and timing of peakflow estimation, and shows consistency as indicated by the large sample verification.

Therefore, to assess their accuracy in serum, these markers still need to be tested in a large-scale verification study.

Veda is the largest credit-verification company in Australia and New Zealand.

Future studies with larger samples, and verification of screening practices using chart audits should be considered.

In "A Brief History of the Multiverse" (Op-Ed, April 12), Paul Davies describes the theory of multiple universes as too large for scientific verification and reliant on leaps of faith, and compares it to the invocation of what he calls an "ad hoc" Creator to explain away everything.

The antigenicity and immunogenicity of VLP immunogens concomitant with the scalable Escherichia coli system and our large-scale clinical verification resulted in the success of our vaccine.

Hash-tree based solutions tackle this problem by basing the authenticity of a large number of verification keys on the authenticity of a root key.