He said the criminal investigations under President Obama of three Americans accused of leaking government secrets represented a new low.
And she had told Hannay just enough about a spy living undercover in Scotland and the danger his secrets represented to England's military security that our hero has to go on the run.
Nondisclosure provisions that stretch beyond a straightforward embargo on business-oriented "trade secrets" represent the worst kind of corporate limitations on individual freedom — no one should be contractually stopped from talking about their personal experiences with any company.
The cash -- the exact amount is something of a secret -- represents a new beginning in the American war in Afghanistan.
Its resistance to recovery attacks, i.e. the effort for an imposter given a vault record to recover the original feature sets or the secret polynomial, represents a fundamental aspect of a fuzzy vault implementation.
His loss to Waxman, by a margin of 137 to 122 in a secret ballot, represents a repudiation of a long-standing tradition of maintaining committee chairmanships based on seniority.
Udall called for fuller disclosure by the Obama administration, especially about what he called the "secret law" represented by undisclosed government interpretations of surveillance law.
It raised the specter of the Machine, a secret society representing a league of select and almost exclusively white fraternities and sororities, which has been around for a century or more.
In part, this may reflect his narrowing choices, as Mr. Bush presses forward with his ultimatum that Iraq finally abandon the imperial ambitions that his secret weapons represent, or face being toppled.
Hence, according to this scheme, for guaranteeing a highly secure environment (i.e., the probability of node compromising and group compromising is less than 5% and 0.01%, respectively), we set different secret thresholds represented as k towards different numbers of MANET members in our experiment listed in Table 2.
