(mathcal A ) chooses two keywords (w_0,w_1) and sends these to the challenger.
(mathcal A ) sends the challenger two keywords (w, w^{prime } in {0,1}^.) 3.
Randomicity and determinacy, the two keywords of SFLA ensures flexibility, robustness and exchange of information effectively in SFLA.
Together these two keywords sum up the diagnosis of despair that young Italian graduates hold about their country.
None of the keywords which appear in the MySQL top 25 are unsupported, while only two keywords in the Oracle top 25 are unsupported: NVARCHAR2 and USING.
If you must have something to jog your memory, write some prompts on small index cards using one or two keywords only.
Moreover, Lee et al. deemed that as the number of words in a sentence increase, the relation between two keywords decrease (Lee & Segev 2012).
The challenge posted to the adversary corresponding to the IND goal consisted of a challenge PEKS ciphertext (C^) produced by PEKS-encrypting one of two keywords.
In addition, from the total of KeyWords Plus, the average for a single KeyWords Plus was 2.16 (with a standard deviation of 5.93), showing that there were more than two KeyWords Plus for each paper.
The nodes in the network diagram (Fig. 10) represent the number of papers using these keywords, while the extent to which two keywords co-occurred in the same papers comprises the links.
Travel magazine TRBuisness revealed that 'Millennial' and 'Asia' are the two keywords of the travel industry, citing a recent research by Counter Intelligence Retail (CiR).
