Sentence examples for this key book from inspiring English sources

This key book will never be exposed in the channel.

In theory, without the key book B, it is very hard for the eavesdroppers to decipher the encrypted signal even though they have cryptanalyzed the encryption mechanism.

As such, the stochastic matrix dictionary B is also the key book shared by both the encryption and the decryption parts.

A cryptanalyst trying to break the system may be in possession of large amounts of encrypted signal except the key book, since it is held by both the encryption and decryption parts and never transmitted through the channel.

The NGO Research and Training Centre for Community Development has translated two books to Vietnamese; the WHO "Primary Care for Mental Disorders" was translated in 2006 and is used as the key book for training health staff and social workers on primary mental health care.

For those of you who are interested in some further reading in this field of personal effectiveness, here are the key books and authors that have inspired me;.

One Hundred Years of Solitude is one of the key books of my entire life.

But gradually it was recognised as one of the key books of the 1970s.

While author Patrick Ness posted "One Hundred Years of Solitude is one of the key books of my entire life.

He has read all the key books and reports and interviews on Iraq – Bob Woodward, Seymour Hersh, James Risen, Thomas Ricks, and particularly Imperial Life In The Emerald City, by Washington Post correspondent Rajiv Chandrasekaran.

The key book in this change is The Children of Dynmouth.