10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVERTIBILITY»
Discover the use of
divertibility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
divertibility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Advances in Cryptology - EUROCRYPT '98: International ...
First, we introduce the notion of divertibility as a protocol property as opposed to
the existing notion as a language property (see Okamoto, Ohta [OO90]). We give
a definition of protocol divertibility that applies to arbitrary 2-party protocols and ...
2
Advances in Cryptology - EUROCRYPT '94: Workshop on the ...
This second result can be used to rule out a possible attack on the blind
signature scheme suggested in [OO90]. The paper is organized as follows.
Section 2 introduces parallel divertibility and Section 3 the notation. The following
two sections ...
3
American Public School Law
Respondent's “no divertibility” rule is inconsistent with our more recent case law
and is unworkable. So long as the governmental aid is not itself “unsuitable for
use in the public schools because of religious content,” . . . and eligibility for aid is
...
Kern Alexander, M. David Alexander, 2011
4
Computer Security - ESORICS 94: Third European Symposium on ...
2.3 Divertibility The basic protocol has a very important property: the verifier,
without the secret key as an auxiliary input, can divert the protocol to a third party
when executing the protocol with the prover. This property is called divertibility (
see ...
5
Cryptography: Policy and Algorithms: International ...
The divertibility is shown in Section 1.3 and Figure 2 where Ukj' and Zkj' are
simply written as U\ and a . 1.3 Divertibility of the basic protocol The basic
protocol can be diverted to a third party. The readers who are interested in
divertibility of ...
Edward Pyle Dawson, Jovan Golic, 1996
6
Religious Charter Schools: Legalities and Practicalities
The issue is not divertibility of aid but rather whether the aid itself has an
impermissible content. Where the aid would be suitable for use in a public school
, it is also suitable for use in any private school. Similarly, the prohibition against
the ...
Lawrence D. Weinberg, 2007
7
The Supreme Court and American Democracy: Case Studies on ...
This “no divertibility” argument, however, is inconsistent with our more recent
case law and is unworkable. So long as the governmental aid is not itself
unsuitable for use in the public schools because of religious content, and
eligibility for aid is ...
8
Tribal Development and Its Administration
The first step towards non-divertibility of the State Plan outlay has been to
introduce separate budget sub-heads under each major head of development.
This was on important step for systematising and consolidating the
developmental efforts ...
Lalita Prasad Vidyarthi, 1981
9
Tribal Administration and Development: With Ethnographic ...
The first step towards non-divertibility of the State Plan outlay has been to
introduce separate budget sub-heads under each major head of development.
This was an important step for systematizing and consolidating the
developmental efforts ...
Shashishekhar Gopal Deogaonkar, 1994
10
Agrarian Transformation in Tribal India
The first step towards non-divertibility of the State Plan outlay has been to
introduce separate budget sub-heads under each major head of development.
This was an important step for systematizing and consolidating the
developmental efforts ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIVERTIBILITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
divertibility is used in the context of the following news items.
Bloomberg's Resiliency Plan Calls for Permanent Bus, Ferry …
And these bus divertibility/flexibility arguments have to stop. They always depend on extreme circumstances that can mostly be avoided, and ... «Streetsblog New York, Jun 13»
TEXT-Fitch affirms RasGas II, 3 bonds at 'A+'
The same applies to a portion of the deliveries under European spot price-indexed contracts containing divertibility clauses. This resulted in ... «Reuters, Jul 12»
