Consequently, exponentiation of any ciphertext with a public value yields the encrypted product of the original plaintext and the exponent: (mathcal {D}_{sk}left (mathcal {E}_{pk}(m)^{e}right) = e cdot m).
Given sales last year of $365 million and its distressed history, Barneys might have a public value of less than $200 million now.
By agreeing on Thursday to buy Merrill Lynch's 20percentt stake in Bloomberg L.P., the financial data and news business that he founded, for $4.4 billion, Mr. Bloomberg, in effect, placed a public value of roughly $22.5 billion on his private company.
Given our definition of PPP, we need to consider if, also considering the specific institutional environment in which such PPP is applied, this type of collaboration is legitimate from a public values and norms perspective.
"But I argue that there are circumstances where it is justified in terms of an overview of public value".
We contend that the relationship between scientific research and commercialization manifests in terms of both a perceived public value and a marketable exchange value, or what sociologist Catherine Waldby [ 8] refers to as biovalue.
On the other hand, much of what Private Manning released was of public value, including a video of a military helicopter shooting at two vans and killing civilians, including two Reuters journalists.
In such approaches, e-Government has been considered a facilitator of public value [22, 23].
As well as this choice, we also have a proper recognition of the public value of what universities do.
(Investigator #155)" Taken together, investigators' insights into regulatory issues centered on the intersection of the public value and a marketable exchange value, and the implications of this to create more harm than good.
