Sentence examples for pieces of sensitive from inspiring English sources
Islamist leaders have cracked down on some electronic communications and been careful not to reveal pieces of sensitive information that could be monitored, like their exact positions.
It is generally regarded as safe to load things like cryptographic keys or unencrypted passwords into system memory — indeed, there is little a computer can usefully do without temporarily storing pieces of sensitive data in its system memory.
But even as Facebook encouraged more sharing, users became less likely to reveal to strangers certain pieces of sensitive, fine-grained personal information like dates of birth and what high school they attended, the survey found.
But it is protected by parliamentary privilege — hence it's now published the Six4Three files, having waited a week in order to redact certain pieces of sensitive information.
This trend is, in part, driving the seventh trend: research collaborations are set up to bring together the "barrage of high-end equipment that no one can afford," but also to pool the tacit knowledge required to effectively employ these pieces of sensitive equipment.
So it is bounded and balanced, and absolutely does not apply to every individual and every piece of sensitive personal data.
After exchanging various pieces of potentially sensitive information, the participants of a negotiation can decide whether or not to trust one another.
To make these pictures -- photograms -- I took the bags into my darkroom and gently dropped them between my enlarger's lens and a piece of light-sensitive paper.
His work begs the question: what is a more accurate representation of nature; a mechanical, detached photograph of a palm tree, or the physical contact of a palm tree on a piece of photo-sensitive paper?
What an over-thought, over-sensitive, regrettable, piece-of-shit decision.
Governments everywhere have been cracking down on the trade and display of sensitive tribal pieces, artwork made using human remains and human remains themselves.
