Sentence examples for most powerful attacks from inspiring English sources
The most powerful attacks against watermarking are collusion attacks, in which multiple attackers (the 'coalition') combine their differently watermarked versions of the same content; the observed differences point to the locations of the hidden marks and allow for a targeted attack.
'Discharge' and 'Zap Cannon' are two of Magneton's most powerful attacks.
However, whether the scheme can be proven secure under concurrent attacks (the most powerful attacks against identification schemes) remains open.
SAN FRANCISCO — In the aftermath this week of one of the most powerful attacks on the Internet, finger-pointing quickly ensued.
With two simple acts, President Bush can inoculate himself against one of the most powerful attacks likely to be made against him in the coming campaign: that he does not support Americans' right to privacy.
Also, in an early example of a poacher turning gamekeeper, John Milton ended up working as Cromwell's censor despite being responsible for one of the most powerful attacks on censorship ever written (Areopagitica).
The Astute-class are the largest, most advanced and most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy.
Yet, in doing so, the paradox is that he has invited the most powerful attack known in the American political playbook: that of being a flip-flopper.
In Messi, Neymar and Suárez Luis Enrique has at his disposal the most powerful attack in world football, a hoard of creative goalscorers that is a match for anything from the Pep Guardiola years.
It also endorsed several reformed ex-bureaucrats as candidates, who turned out to be even more vicious than other candidates in excoriating their former ministries.The DPJ's most powerful attack on the bureaucracy involved proposals to decentralise spending by granting more autonomy to local governments.
This part of the opinion rejected a ruling by a federal appeals court here that was widely viewed as one of the most powerful judicial attacks since the New Deal on the legal foundations of the modern administrative state.
