Sentence examples for time of revocation from inspiring English sources

If a device key is to be revoked, the media key blocks on all discs manufactured after the time of revocation are encrypted in a way which does not enable the revoked device to obtain a valid processing key.

Figure 21 shows the advantage of a trust-based mechanism in terms of revocation time compared to the trust-less strategy.

Zulima V. Farber, the New Jersey attorney general, said yesterday that she opposed legislation that would require jail time and revocation of retirement benefits for public officials convicted of corruption.

Moreover, the proposed trust application shows its betterment in the revocation process in terms of revocation rate and time.

According to the Firearms Center, 2,238 firearms licenses have been refused or revoked since the law came into effect, at least 20 times the number of revocations in the previous five years.

The timing of the revocation of his citizenship does smack of pettiness.

Security-related simulation parameters such as security level, attack model, the rate of detection, revocation time and revocation rate.

Revocation time is a crucial factor for estimating the performance of revocation strategy.

Generally, the cost of revocation gets increased with the number of certificates revoked per time slot.

It is not a partisan opinion to state that threatening jail time or the revocation of citizenship for those who exercise their First Amendment civil liberties is clearly outside the traditional norms and boundaries of liberal democracy (as offensive as flag burning or other forms of expression might be to us).

There are then two categories of revocation: automatic and non-automatic.