Sentence examples for protection in conjunction from inspiring English sources
Hash function is one of the major tools in cryptography, which is usually used for integrity protection in conjunction with message authentication and digital signature schemes.
This chapter aims to provide both experts and interested laymen with an overview in the field of explosion protection; in conjunction with electrical apparatus and installations, it does not replace the study of the relevant statutory regulations and applicable standards.
Both meta-analyses suggested that gastric protection in conjunction with antibiotic administration carries a higher risk of CDI development than exposure to PPIs or H2RBs alone [ 23, 24].
Physical security countermeasures are the third critical part of an overall physical protection system in conjunction with personnel and policies and procedures countermeasures.
These results show that, in the Hemin-treated group, the functional and structural protection observed in conjunction with the upregulation of HO-1 was probably due to modulation of the inflammatory response, which ultimately led to less fibrosis.
On May 27th it emerged that the police had for eight months been running a VIP-protection unit in conjunction with the Home Office and Department of Health.
During the Games, the aircraft were deployed to the station to provide air superiority protection for London, in conjunction with other security measures by the British Armed Forces.
One approach is to sell a hardware appliance for perimeter protection that works in conjunction with software for each desktop.
Measures dealing with surface stability of loose materials and their protection against heavy rainfalls in conjunction with the applied drainage system will be discussed in details.
The Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, in conjunction with UNESCO, found that, of the 824 buildings in the Old Town, 563 (or 68.33 percent) had been hit by projectiles during the siege.
Article 14 banning discrimination offers ancillary protection that must be argued in conjunction with one of the other rights.
