Sentence examples for trying key from inspiring English sources

Krauss, the author of nine popular science books including The Physics of Star Trek and A Universe from Nothing, counters that he was merely trying key in the public to the discussions physicists are already having among themselves.

Mrs Bensouda, a former senior legal adviser at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, which is trying key figures responsible for the 1994 genocide in the Central African state, got the job ahead of three other short-listed candidates.

If is chosen to be a large constant, a node that has lost packets either has to wait for subsequent broadcast packets to pass before it can reattach, or spend much computational effort in trying to decrypt the recovery information in packet by trying key and previous keys (that it can derive by successive hashing).

At their next stop, Ms. Scoggins said, she was keeping watch at the end of the driveway as the repo men were trying keys in the car door.

Think of it as work done by groups of people to find large prime numbers or trying keys to decrypt a file.

My husband works downtown, and I'm trying to key down what we're doing.

In January, workers at the University of California, Berkeley, described how they were able to beat WEP without trying every key.

My wife and I had a couple of hand-slap fights trying to key in destinations.

I'm like, 'What the heck?' I keep trying my key and it doesn't work.

A good way to start is by thinking through typical interests, then trying some key word online searches.

To decipher a 128-bit key could take one billion computers trying one billion keys a second 1013 years.