In contrast to this concept, Chen and Zhu's secret keys are somewhat public knowledge rather than confidential information.
Evaluation should not overtly rank the student, but rather remain confidential.
He said that law firms and health care companies might want to use the service rather than send confidential briefs or medical notes through regular e-mail.
Rather than being confidential, or chatty, Bella is given to stricken and well-nigh catatonic silences from which she occasionally emerges with an appearance of not quite knowing where she is.
That is, under the second system configuration, the increasing transmit power mainly contributes to the multicast message transmission, rather than the confidential message transmission.
This relationship is also used to stress the importance of developing CIs (confidential informants) rather than relying on aggression and street busts.
Her suit omits Fox as a defendant, presumably because in her employment contract she agreed to resolve legal disputes with Fox in confidential arbitration rather than public litigation.
The charges are a stretch, though, because they rely on a personal relationship as the basis for the duty to not trade on confidential information rather than the more typical legal relations seen in insider trading cases, like those between an employee and employer or the fiduciary duty of a lawyer or investment adviser.
Elsewhere at Davos, a Chinese "professional" speaking in a forum where his identity was kept confidential, shared a rather terrifying analysis of the stand-off over the islands.
In the years since he hung up his clogs, the foul-mouthed Bourdain has become famous as much for his adventures-in-eating show, "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations," as for his role as the patron saint of culinary students and no-star cooks who consider "Kitchen Confidential" a guide rather than a cautionary tale.
