Sentence examples for protected bits from inspiring English sources

Farming could be liberalised, as could heavily protected bits of the economy such as energy, transport, health care and education.

Spectre variants basically trick the processor into revealing the data it uses for speculative execution, potentially allowing an attacker to get at even highly protected bits.

Just as the Japanese fear the TPP for what it might do to heavily protected bits of the economy, so ruling Malaysian politicians fear that the TPP would spell the end of their internal affirmative-action policies, which favour the majority ethnic Malays over Malaysians of Chinese and Indian heritage.

Just as the Japanese fear what TPP will do to heavily protected bits of their economy, so ruling Malaysian politicians know that TPP membership could spell the end of their affirmative-action policies favouring the ethnic-Malay majority over Malaysians of Chinese and Indian extraction.

Regardless of the channel conditions, a given user always attempts to demodulate both the more protected bits and the other bits that carry the additional resolution.

A computer or a network is only as secure as its weakest link — no matter how secure one program might be, a poorly protected bit of software could compromise everything.

Generally they have made government worse, protecting bits of spending yet refusing to pay for it.

In comments that appear at odds with May's stated commitment to an active industrial policy, Fox also argued: "We must turn our backs on [those] that tell us: it's OK, you can protect bits of your industry, bits of your economy and no one will notice.

The codeword w1 is composed of equally protected information bits and less protected parity bits, by choosing N c C 1 = 2.

"I worry that some players get too much too early and are protected a bit too much".

It turns out that Ms. Sheldon is protected a bit by the founding fathers and a lot by the courts.