Sentence examples for weak schemes from inspiring English sources

Class cuts like a knife through everything as the government blames "low aspiration", chivvying the young into weak schemes with no jobs at the end.

Others include lack of political commitment, weak scheme management and the poor quality of available care, due in part to health staff shortages [ 2].

Both "Serenade" and "Tschaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2" (despite the weak color schemes of Gary Lisz's costumes for the "Concerto") looked like the masterpieces they are.

Teachers' weak measurement schemes were associated with limited meanings for rate of change.

The proposed strong coupling is implemented with a predictor corrector method, and its superior stability and time accuracy over weak coupling schemes is demonstrated.

Of course, the application of cryptographically strong ciphers does prevent unwanted attacks against possibly weak cryptographic schemes - in this sense, EEFB and SBE are unrivalled in terms of security.

In contrast, the weak measurement scheme [59] requires quadrature measurements that can be applied in the microwave regime.

Because the characteristics of oriented buildings are very similar to the collapsed buildings in PolSAR images, and the double-bounce scattering power of oriented buildings is weak, the scheme of POA compensation is performed on the PolSAR image to enhance the double-bounce scattering power of the oriented buildings.

Because of its utter unsuitability for real secrecy, ROT13 has become a catchphrase to refer to any conspicuously weak encryption scheme; a critic might claim that "56-bit DES is little better than ROT13 these days".

Therefore, to achieve a low communication cost and a single round of data exchange between the CSP and TU, we settle on a weaker OPE scheme that leaks as little information of plaintext as possible.

Most of these derivations assume weak scattering, although schemes that exploit multiple scattering are also possible.