work factor造句

• This reduces the work factor by 2 8.
• The way to address the human fallibility problem is to make work factor as small as possible.
• Like Ford, he established a repetitive mechanical system of production, which he called " work factor ".
• This means that the work factor for a brute force attack is reduced by a factor of 2.
• Individual psychological and social work factors, as well as worker-employer relations are also likely to be associated with time and rates of recovery.
• The work factor for breaking Diffie-Hellman is based on the discrete logarithm problem, which is related to the integer factorization problem on which RSA's strength is based.
• "I'm not going to say we can make writing a worm impossible, but what I'm saying is we can raise the work factor a lot, " he said.
• In fact, such a requirement is a pattern in password choice and can be expected to reduce an attacker's " work factor " ( in Claude Shannon's terms ).
• In such cases, effective security could be achieved if it is proven that the effort required ( i . e ., " work factor ", in Shannon's terms ) is beyond the ability of any adversary.
• The fast-food chains, of course, were quick to get into the big drink craze . ( McDonald's and Burger King, for example, now sell 32-ounce sodas . ) But mid-priced and upscale restaurants also began to recognize the Wow Factor, not to mention the Work Factor.
• So, to answer your question again, the two pressures are the same unless you have a closed system, and in that case, you need to account the work factor in calculating the enthalpy ( the PdV + VdP ) .-- 32 " "'18 : 24, 12 October 2009 ( UTC)