Sentence examples for privileged level from inspiring English sources

The privilege levels (privileged level and user level) provide a mechanism for safeguarding memory accesses to critical regions as well as providing a basic security model.

For kernel-side malicious code, the analysis needs to be performed at a higher privileged level than the privilege level of the kernel itself.

Speaking from his home in Brussels, Ford said he had a privileged level of access to the secretive country which fascinates so many.

It is likely that things will start stirring not at the most privileged level, ballet, or at the humblest, such as Rumba Saturdays, but in the middle, in modern dance.

1. Biological functionality is multi-level 2. Transmission of information is not one-way from the genes 3. DNA is not the sole transmitter of inheritance 4. The theory of biological relativity means there is no privileged level of causality 5. Geneontology ("naming") will fail without higher-level insight; the only unambiguous labelling of genes is by the protein they code for 6.

When a guest application is calling a system call, it is trapped and redirected from the least privileged level into the virtual machine monitor running in the most privileged level.

2. The further assumptions would need to relate particular options to particular privileged levels of utility; for instance, one would need to argue that a rational agent's preference ordering should incorporate, say, a privileged zero-utility option, in which case ratios of utility distances from this option would be meaningful.

By sending a message that appears to have been originated from a privileged entity, attackers may perform actions restricted to such entities, including elevating their own privilege level.

Privilege levels are real values between 0 and 1, with 0 being the least privileged, and 1 being the most privileged.

Most of the families belonged to the less privileged economic levels; 53.6% pertained to Class C and 35.7% pertained to Classes D and E (low economic level) (Table 1).

But Wilsdon, for one, says scrapping the CSA "would be a retrograde step," because the role gives science a privileged, high-level voice.