Sentence examples for set of adversaries from inspiring English sources
This particular concert had a different set of adversaries, namely the extreme heat and the threat of thunderstorms.
Almost halfway through, "The World's End" makes a sharp turn and presents us with an unlikely set of adversaries, with whom Gary and the gang must now contend.
If a set of adversaries detect a transmitter in a synchronous manner, they may be able to compute the transmitter's position with localization algorithms.
And when our 15-minute slot in the magical fantasy universe came to an end, we would remove our helmets and face up to a new set of adversaries: the crowd of young men at the window who'd just found four new socially retarded children to bully.
A watermarking scheme is called –secure if the scheme retains the security against the attack ( ie, if it is 'hard' to succeed with the set of adversary actions mounted by the attack ).
Further, the set of expected adversaries are reconsidered to show how they can win with a particular attack.
If the sensor nodes are not tamper proof, the adversary can extract sensitive information from the set of sensor nodes compromised by the adversary and can use those informations to overhear the conversation between active sensor nodes.
His early forays into covert action and lightning-quick strikes — like the fast war in Libya or the cyberwar against Iran — have set back adversaries, but the satisfactions of striking with a "light footprint" have usually been temporary at best.
In this model for password authentication, the password is not stored in a single authenticating server but rather shared among a set of n servers so that an adversary can learn the password only by breaking into t+1 of them.
The adversary A issues following queries: Ext query : The adversary A submits a set of attributes S where S does not satisfy the access structure M* to the challenger.
The adversary A issues following queries: K x query : The adversary A submits a set of attributes S for version k, 1 ≤ k ≤ ver* − 1.
