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The sensitivity analysis proves that the encryption algorithm develops high sensitivity to the fractional-order key, which appears from the wrong decryption with 0.001% change of any system parameter.

These original Britons must later have adopted from Europe both the Celtic culture, evidence of which appears from some 3,000 years ago, and the Celtic language, which is a branch of the Indo-European language family.

Second, eager to capture more adult viewers on the weekend, the network started "CBS News Saturday Morning," with Susan Molinari and Russ Mitchell as hosts, which appears from 9 to 11 A.M., smack in the middle of traditional children's time.

He began his dramatic career in 427 bce with a play, the Daitaleis (The Banqueters), which appears, from surviving fragments, to have been a satire on his contemporaries' educational and moral theories.

The same fashion in their doors the Greeks, they say, had of old universally, which appears from their comedies, where those that are going out make a noise at the door within, to give notice to those that pass by or stand near the door, that the opening the door into the street might occasion no surprisal.

For all the maneuvering over "The Apprentice," NBC intends for Wednesday to be its regular night, partly to offer a stronger lead-in series for "The West Wing," which appears from 9 to 10 p.m., and partly because Mr. Burnett's contract with CBS prohibits any of his other reality series from appearing against "Survivor," which returns to CBS's Thursday night schedule on Feb. 5.

He edited The Contested Boundaries of Public Health, (with James Colgrove and Gerald Markowitz) which appeared from Rutgers University Press in 2008.

Our model is designed to calculate the distortions of blocking and blurring effects, which appeared from the coding operation.

Some 90 million articles and blog posts, which appeared from August through October, were scrutinized with their phrase-finding software.

Tests for the disease check for antibodies to HIV, which appear from four weeks to six months after exposure.

The flame itself was invisible, unlike the Tibetan flag, which appeared from one of the city hall windows as the procession went by.