Sentence examples for which makes key from inspiring English sources
I was on hormone treatments because I'd had a tumor removed along with part of my pituitary gland, which makes key hormones the body needs to function.
Sønderborg municipality is already the global home of green technology companies like Danfoss, a big player in solar power, and Linak, which makes key components for wind turbines and solar PV installations that track the sun.
However, they do not deal with key refresh which makes key management dynamic and adds a further difficulty to the task of attackers.
Sonderborg is also home to many green tech companies like Danfoss, a global player in energy-efficiency technologies, and LINAK, which makes key components for wind turbines and sun-tracking solar-power installations.
It isn't even because the keyboard on my Q10 has developed a hardware fault whereby occasionally it mistook one key press for two, which makes keying in my lock-screen password a whole lot of fun.
The Nixon home, which made Key Biscayne a dateline when the president wintered in his nondescript concrete home from 1969 to 1974, fell without protest.
Residues His-26, Asp-104, and Pro-256 are close to the active site of the enzyme, and were identified as residues which make key contributions to stereochemical control (Fig. 4).
A cryptographic salt is additional information that is added to the main key before hashing takes place [7] which makes the key disclosure attacks (e.g., rainbow table attack) slower and more difficult [8].
Due to the dynamic and highly random nature of EKG values of the human body, the key distribution process is eliminated because the generated keys are common on both the sender and the receiver sides [5, 8 10], which makes the key refreshment process more powerful and robust.
Then some cartoon comes along which makes the key points intelligible to children.
For example, in the United Kingdom, sexual relations between an adult and a 15 year old girl are crimes according to the Sexual Offences Act 2003, which makes the key distinctions for ages at 13 and 16.
