Sentence examples for mutual checks from inspiring English sources

Aging and anti-aging processes are in mutual checks and balances in both damaging and regenerating.

Mutual support and mutual checks and balances which are the design principles of STPA eliminate the administrator in the kernel layer.

It is also used to generate desired key sets, to protect the RADIUS server and the MS from replays and to limit the number of successive re-authentication sessions by mutual checking the value of counter attribute separately stored in the RADIUS server and in the UE [14].

In SQN-synchronization, the primary attribute, sequence number (SQN), is used to protect the HLR/HSS and the MS from replays and to limit the number of the full authentication sessions by mutual checking the value of SQN attribute separately stored in the HLR/HSS and in the MS. On the other hand, the dominant attribute in the counter-synchronization is the counter attribute.

The two nested mutual membership checks illustrated in Section "First level check" and "Second level check" show how an aggregation session reaches each of the above possible outcomes.

The uncertainty of this outcome is minimized by the nested mutual membership checks.

The mutual membership checks reactively detect duplicate outcomes not detected during classification due to false positives.

Through several phases, highly distinctive landmarks are selected, e.g., mutual consistency checks ensure the quality of the landmark.

Even when using bloom filters with a high number of false positives, accuracy is maintained almost entirely due to the mutual membership checks.

DIAS deals with the problem of false positives in bloom filters by taking advantage of decentralized mutual membership checks between disseminators and aggregators.

This mechanism is based on two nested mutual membership checks between the bloom filters of an aggregator A j and a disseminator D i that define the four possible outcomes of an aggregation session: Exploitation: Aggregator A j and disseminator D i are involved for a first time in a consistent aggregation session as defined in Section "Consistent aggregation sessions".