Sentence examples for whose key is from inspiring English sources

Anyone wishing to communicate privately with a user whose key is in the directory only has to look up the recipient's public key to encrypt a message that only the intended receiver can decrypt.

We define B as hash table, whose key is node id and value number of non-neighbors in H plus 1. First, remove a v of (B_t) and add it to H. (can_expand) indicates whether new members can be added.

And then, for forty-five yeafterfthatthat, Poland found itself locked in a totalitarian cage whose key was kept in Moscow.

At the Brooklyn Bears community garden on Pacific Street, the most egregious bandits, members said, were an elderly man who thought it his right to fill shopping bags with produce and a gardener whose key was taken away after she was repeatedly caught pocketing the vegetables of others.

They betray nothing about whose key was used to encrypt them.

He maintains that the safe was opened by a safebreaker, whose keys were found on the premises.

House Player, a human-size robot with a pair of large mallets, plays a giant xylophone whose keys are made from thick planks of wood.

Perhaps they will then understand why the Jewish soul carries within it the wound and the love of a city whose keys are protected by its memory.

Those who pay their respects will notice a prominence given to a certain Smith-Corona typewriter, whose keys were once made to dance to another city's tune.

Tawada's stories shift between the transparent and the opaque, even on the same page; they agitate the mind like songs half remembered or treasure boxes whose keys are locked within.

Dilly and Julietta, romantic rivals, turn the singing of "Shine On Harvest Moon" into a duel, and in one inspired moment Dobson plays an instrument that looks like a xylophone but whose keys are inflated balloons.