Sentence examples for problem for secure from inspiring English sources

The approach and landing (A&L) trajectory optimization is a critical problem for secure flight of reusable launch vehicle (RLV).

In [17], the robust ergodic uplink resource allocation problem for secure communication with imperfect CSI in relay-assisted CRNs is investigated.

Recently the use of ICTs during travelling, especially in the case of driving cars, has become a major problem for maintaining secure and safe urban road traffic.

We consider a problem of secure communications for the communication system consisting of multiple inputs for a source and a relay and multiple outputs for the relay, a destination and an eavesdropper.

This chapter will explain the cryptographic background that forms the foundation of PKI systems, the mechanics of the X.509 PKI system (as elaborated by a number of standards bodies), practical issues surrounding the implementation of PKI systems, a number of alternative PKI standards, and alternative cryptographic strategies for solving the problem of secure public key distribution.

This chapter will explain the cryptographic background that forms the foundation of PKI systems, the mechanics of the X.509 PKI system (as elaborated by the Internet Engineering Task Force), the practical issues surrounding the implementation of PKI systems, a number of alternative PKI standards, and alternative cryptographic strategies for solving the problem of secure public key distribution.

So it was no problem for CBS to secure official help when making its 2001 TV series The Agency (it was even written by a former agent).

The 2-person company solves a big problem for more financially secure couples, and especially guys who are often tasked with impressing their significant others.

How do turn this around – knowing pure agile is a problem for delivering a secure solution?

This is a difficulty Brentano, Meinong and other Retentional theorists avoid: if the experience of succession is housed in momentary states of consciousness, the problem of securing diachronic unity for temporally distributed experiencings simply does not arise.

Moreover, our solution, which streamlines the taxon characterization through establishing a persistent unambiguous relation between each sampled individual and the corresponding data, also opens new opportunities for the old problem of securing raw data associated with the research process in systematic biology.