Sentence examples for time padding from inspiring English sources

Given that US police often have such an easy time padding their charges – remember Cecily McMillan – it's conceivable that an American Pussy Riot could face resisting arrest and assaulting an officer as well.

The reason this fact is so easy to lose sight of is that Smith has spent most of his time padding his resume with brainless blockbusters like I, Robot and Hancock, roles that seem to only require of him that he be able to memorize lines and behave like Will Smith.

(Sarah Skyrme, PhD in sociology, Newcastle University) 12) Remember that more is not always better "A PhD thesis is not a race to the highest page count; don't waste time padding".

They achieved great popularity in Victorian times; padded with cushions or buttoned upholstery, they were used in both house and garden.

The clock is set when your foot crosses the time pad.

Paper [25] proposes a novel and simple authentication model using one time pad algorithm.

The results show variations in the holdup profile of the pads depending on running time, pad geometry, gas velocity and measuring position.

According to several independent specialists in cryptography, Mr. Miller was undoubtedly the first to propose the concept of the one-time pad.

He later told The Independent that he had spoken to GCHQ and they believed the code was made using a "one-time pad" by a special operations unit.

If it is possible to reliably exchange secret keys, it is possible to use an encryption system known as a one-time pad, one of the most secure forms.

Although not widely used today because it is relatively difficult to work with, the one-time pad is still viewed as one of strongest ways to encrypt a communication.