Sentence examples for signature operation from inspiring English sources

However, such public-key cryptography is expensive: S-BGP requires a digital signature operation on each announcement sent to each peer, and a linear (in the length of the path) number of verifications on each receipt.

(c) We validate our scheme using experimental traces of typical operating conditions to show that it achieves high success (over 99% of the medical data can be authenticated) at very low overheads (as low as 5% extra transmissions) and at very low cost (the bodyworn device has to perform a digital signature operation no more than once per hour).

In addition, there is another public-private key pair (left ({pk}_{U_{i}}, {sk}_{U_{i}}right)), which belongs to the ith user, U i, where ({pk}_{U_{i}}) is the public key and ({sk}_{U_{i}}) is its associated private key to perform the signature operation.

Ewell's signature operation was code-named Speedy Express.

As you may or may not know, running a thrift store is almost a signature operation for most any rescue mission, but Alan and his team take thrift store to a whole new level.

This is because the network time is minimized due to the binary-tree structure (i.e., for 80 nodes it only requires 143 ms), while the public key operations take up the biggest portion requiring two signature operations per node except the initiator and the peer.

Aldwairi et al. stated that the signature matching operation is the most CPU-intensive task [2].

The 2013 document, known informally as the "playbook" for Barack Obama's signature counterterrorism operations, was released on Saturday by the justice department as the result of court requests by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Many activist organizations, Greenpeace especially, organize user-friendly activism and signature-gathering operations to disrupt corporate attempts to maintain the status-quo.

We did not find the signature of the operation of positive selection in the residues responsible for the "ligand selectivity" except for only one site in subfamily 9 of zebrafish.

Despite their complexity, they are traditionally described through APIs (the operation signatures) and informal prose (the behaviour).