The size of the theoretical key-space (the number of logarithmic signatures, each providing a different pseudo-random permutation generator) by far exceeds making a brute force attack impossible.
They have obtained a series of achievements in basic theoretical research, key technologies, core equipment development, test capability building, engineering, system integration etc.
The key theoretical underpinning for the GP intervention is the Trans-theoretical (Stages of Change) Model which focuses on the assessment of patient readiness to change and stage-based tailoring of brief behavioural counselling [ 30].
The rest of the paper highlights the theoretical underpinnings of key arguments in the paper and discussion of the proposed framework, with an analysis of key examples to illustrate the framework.
"The key theoretical question is whether the lender of last resort should also supervise monetary policy," said Martin Mayer, author of several books on the banking system.
First, there is a pressing need to frame the reason why feedback loops are so important, using research and open conversation to clarify a number of key theoretical and empirical issues in the field.
Today, the journal Social Psychology publishes a special open access issue that includes the first fruits of this labour: 15 Registered Reports, each of which sought to validate key theoretical predictions in social psychology.
A man of almost terrifying erudition, he none the less has the generosity of a great teacher, clearly glossing key theoretical precepts as he goes, never forgetting that his books have readers.
A key theoretical development for 20th-century astronomy and cosmology was the development of the theory of relativity, from 1905 to 1915, which eventually led to an explanation of the origin of the universe.
Next I introduce the research tradition's key theoretical concepts.
