Sentence examples for trade off security from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, it is important to trade off security and error tolerance.

Most specific media encryption schemes have been designed to limit computational cost, thus trade off security and compression efficiency for higher execution speed.

This bound demonstrates the theoretic limit of any systems which do not trade off security and can be viewed as a negative result to provide ground for designs with security tradeoff.

Arthur Volbert St. Petersburg, Fla., Dec. 21, 2008 • To the Editor: The "grand bargain" outlined by Oded Eran, Giora Eiland and Emily B. Landau essentially proposes a trade-off: security in a part of the Middle East at the expense of security in Central and Eastern Europe.

Back in my day, sonny, you accepted that teaching had relatively low pay and accepted that as a trade off for job security.

"Some majors offer both high security and high earnings, while other majors trade off earnings for job security," the report says.

Therefore, it is of critical importance to study the trade-off between security protection and corresponding timing and energy overheads so that the overall system performance can be maximally improved.

This may create a usability and security trade off, which needs further experimentation.

So this is absolutely a trade off between convenience and security.

"What we favor is ending the trade off between flexibility and security," he said.

This research illustrates the usability-security trade off, where convenience, quality and usability are sacrificed when increasing layers of security are required.