Sentence examples for the nibble of from inspiring English sources

Combine the soft, yielding texture of roast squash, say, with the nibble of toasted walnuts, the earthiness of beetroot with the sweetness of pear and the creamy tang of blue cheese.

Vector-borne illnesses are the maladies that outcome from disease transmitted by the nibble of infected arthropod species, for example, mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, and bugs.

To find out the nibble of S 31 which is involved in the faults, the adversary may reverse the difference output of P layer (P layer−1(C ⊕ D)) following the approaches presented in Algorithms 1 and 2 to obtain one nibble of S 31.

That sound you hear is the nibbling of an author's fingernails, as he waits for a producer to call.

The analysis focused on comparing damage produced by the nibbling of insects to that previously seen in fossil leaves from the western interior of North America.

The sake is created from a rare strain of rice that is so vulnerable to the nibbling of insects and the pummeling of typhoons that it had nearly lapsed into extinction in Japan.

Therefore, we can obtain K 32 given 12 faulty cipher texts on average, where we have injected faults on the nibbles of S 29.

To retrieve K 31, we require also to induce faults on the nibbles of intermediate state at the beginning of the 28th round's S-box layer.

The exonuclease activity of Surveyor leads to the nibbling of dsDNA and a lower signal-to-noise ratio.

For example, following Figure 4 which is drawn for a fault on the first nibble of the internal state of 29th round, if we induce another fault on the same nibble in the next experiment and assume that the output difference of the related S-box at round 29 is 3, it has overlapped with the previous fault and it does not provide us with new information.

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