Ciphers

The ciphered code is indicated with a defined length, i.e., a fixed hit/byte length. A hash code of 32 bits could have 2 (or 4 294 976 296) possible values, whereas one of 64 bits could have 2 values, However, due to tbe fixed length, several diverse data entries could assign the same hash code ( address collision ), The probability of collision rises if the number of input data is increased in relation to the range of values (bit length). In fact, the limits of hash coding are reached with about 10 000 compounds with 32 bits and over 100 million with 64 bits, to avoid collisions in databases [97. ... 

Rule II. The characteristic of a number less than 1 is found by subtracting from 9 the number of ciphers between the decimal point and the first significant digit, and writing —10 after the result. 

Chiffer, Chifire,/. cipher, chiffrieren, v.t. cipher, code, chilenisch, a. Chilean. 

Geheimnis, /. secret, secrecy, mystery, geheimnisvoll, a. mysterious, mystic, occult. Geheim-rat, m, privy councilor, -schrift, /. secret writing, code, cipher, -tinte, /. invisible ink. 

In summary, therefore, the KS suspension test differs from the RW and CM tests in that it is a capacity test, it reports the data as a pass or fail and not as a numerical cipher, i.e. not as a coefficient, and it uses a range of microorganisms. It combines an individual feature ofthe RW and CM tests in that it can report on disinfectant activity under both clean and dirty conditions. 

The Wyckoff symbol is a short designation it consists of a numeral followed by a letter, for example 8/. The cipher 8 states the multiplicity, that is, the number of symmetry-equivalent points in the unit cell. The / is an alphabetical label (a, b,c,...) according to the sequence of the listing of the positions a is always the position with the highest site symmetry. 

Bacon, Roger.The most mysterious manuscript the Voynich "Roger Bacon" cipher manuscript / edited by Robert S. Brumbaugh. Edited by Robert S. Brumbaugh. Carbondale Southern Illinois UP, 1978. xii, 175 p. 

Principe, Lawrence M. Robert Boyle s alchemical secrecy codes, ciphers and concealments. Ambix 39, no. 2 (Jul 1992) 63-74. 

This handbook is an invaluable tool for those seeking to understand the profound and mysterious art of alchemy. It contains a comprehensive dictionary of alchemical terms, guide to alchemical ciphers and symbols, charts of alchemical correspondences, and a free downloadable TrueType alchemy font set with key code chart... 

Very recently there has developed an interest in the detonation behavior of eutectic mixts containing Ammonium Nitrate (AN). Stine-cipher (Ref 30) studied eutectics of AN/ADNT as well as AN/ADNT/org HE (ADNT is the ammonium salt of 3,5-Dinitro-l,2,4 Triazole). 

I was damned either way. My refusal might even be all the evidence the Ten would need to issue a formal search warrant. I knew of evidence in there that could be used to hang the Maestro and me with him. Among his papers were prophecies, letters written in cipher from people all over Europe,... 

Cipher Series of transformations that converts plaintext to ciphertext using the Cipher... 

Cipher key Secret cryptography key that is used by the Key Expansion routine to generate a set of round keys. 

Cipher text Data output from the Cipher or input to the Inverse Cipher. 

Encryption The process of converting information into a code or cipher. A secret key, or password, is required to decrypt (decode) the information, which would otherwise be unreadable. 

Improved Block Cipher Counter Mode of Operation Schemes.297... 

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