10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCCULTNESS»
Discover the use of
occultness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
occultness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Provable Security: 4th International Conference, ProvSec ...
In this section, we show that the property occultness also implies security in the
cNR-mBR model under a condition that both initiator and responder provide
nonces for building the session key. We consider only protocols that are based
on ...
Swee-Huay Heng, Kaoru Kurosawa, 2010
2
Proceedings of the Computer Security Foundations Workshop
Here we give an overview of the proof of Yahalom's protocol, which requires up
to three back steps for proving occultness. Moreover, we demonstrate the
incompleteness of our algorithm with an example of an occult protocol for which
the ...
IEEE Computer Society. Technical Committee on Security and Privacy, 2001
3
The Ethical Subject of Security: Geopolitical Reason and the ...
This occultness is the guarantee for the meaningfulness and, the value, in
absolute terms, of the value. The value misfit between value subject and value
object, the impossibility of the subject, completely accounting for the value of an
object, ...
3. enigmaticalness, mysteriousness, inscrutability, inscrutableness, inexplicability
, unexplainableness; su- pernaturalism, preternaturalism, otherworldliness;
mysticism, spiritualism, occultness. myth, n. 1. legend, tale, tradition, old wives'
tale, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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The Philosopher's Annual
by comparing it with a mental color image, would be patently worthless but for the
mental status of the image, and Wittgenstein said that such explanations make
appeal to the mere occultness of the mental. Now that we are materialists, ...
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The Scots Revised Reports: Court of Session, Third Series ...
that there was any special or unusual suspicion or occultness in the matters to be
investigated, and he ended by laying down the untenable proposition that every
pursuer in a case of this kind is entitled to a judicial examination.
Norman Macpherson, Sir John Rankine, 1904
THE WORD, Occultness The word occult is a verb meaning to cover up, hide, to
cover over or covered over; to cover from view; to conceal. This same Latin form,
occulere, occulo, occultus, meaning hide or to hide, is the root of the word (noun)
...
Edna Sarah Beardley, 1958
In particular, he is concerned to show that all this talk about occultness and
psychicality is and presumably always was a mistake and can be remedied at the
ordinary level of speech. But if so, there is one task surely staring philosophers in
the ...
Aristotelian Society (Great Britain), Mind Association, British Psychological Society, 1959
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The Symposia read at the joint session of the Aristotelian ...
In particular, he is concerned to show that all this talk about occultness and
psychicality is and presumably always was a mistake and can be remedied at the
ordinary level of speech. But if so, there is one task surely staring philosophers in
the ...
MIND (Mental health association), 1959
10
Metaphysical Themes 1274-1671
Setting aside that issue, however, and focusing on how Newton wants to escape
the charge of occultness, it seems that he combines two strategies. The first
strategy is to identify his forces (lines 2–5) not as hidden powers but as “general
laws ...
