Sentence examples for suitable defence from inspiring English sources

We believe that DNSSEC is the most suitable defence not only for thwarting cache poisoning attacks but also for detecting them.

Our main message in this work is that domain name system security extensions (DNSSEC) is the most suitable defence for DNS against cache poisoning attacks.

During his early reign, Hongwu set up the "eight outer garrisons" close to the steppe and an inner line of forts more suitable for defence.

England's 1689 Declaration of Rights made a provision that "subjects which are Protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their condition and as allowed by law"; the Declaration was an attempt to resolve a struggle between Parliament and the Crown, in which Parliament wrested control of the militia from the Crown.

In England, following the Glorious Revolution, the Second Amendment's predecessor was codified in the British Bill of Rights in 1689, under its Article VII, which proclaimed "that the subjects which are Protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their conditions and as allowed by law".

The aim of our study was to translate the GSH C-labeling approach to human studies, to perform preclinical studies of controlled acute and chronic OS insult, and thus demonstrate the utility of GSH metabolism monitoring as a biomarker of perturbed hepatic redox defences suitable for application to clinical research studies.

Nor is double-talk a suitable underpinning for a common defence policy.

This alone made them suitable for anticommunist education and defence activities.

Tomahawks' electronic systems can distinguish between different buildings and are therefore suitable against urban targets, according to defence officials.

El ídolo The presence of 36-year-old José Manuel Rey in Venezuela's Copa América squad suggests that the nation are struggling to find suitable replacements in the heart of defence.

State-of-the-art blackout defence systems provide a suitable platform on which to address primary energy congestion.