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Discrete Event Dynamic Systems, 2006
Given a finite state system with partial observers and for each observer, a regular set of trajectories which we call a secret, we consider the question whether the observers can ever find out that a trajectory of the system belongs to some secret. We search for a regular control on the system, enforcing the specified secrets on the observers, even ...
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Given a finite state system with partial observers and for each observer, a regular set of trajectories which we call a secret, we consider the question whether the observers can ever find out that a trajectory of the system belongs to some secret. We search for a regular control on the system, enforcing the specified secrets on the observers, even ...
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Nature, 1981
The Electrophysiology of Gland Cells. Monographs of the Physiological Society, No.36. By O.H. Petersen. Pp.253. ISBN 0-12-553120-6. (Academic: 1981.) £20.40, $49.
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The Electrophysiology of Gland Cells. Monographs of the Physiological Society, No.36. By O.H. Petersen. Pp.253. ISBN 0-12-553120-6. (Academic: 1981.) £20.40, $49.
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Introduction: Secrets and Secretions
2023This introductory chapter examines the opportunities and challenges of placing Deleuze’s theological consequences in conversation with Islamic tradition, laying out the book’s chapter structure and key themes and arguments.
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The Secret and Secret Societies
2013The secret as a form is seen by Simmel as central in social interaction. Knowing about each other is essential for social living. Yet all human interaction is also accompanied by a withholding of information. Sharing fully with others one’s inner-flow of consciousness is impossible, and selection also provides scope for purposefulness.
Henry Schermer, David Jary
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Do Caterpillars Secrete “Oral Secretions”?
Journal of Chemical Ecology, 2009The oral secretions or regurgitant of caterpillars contain potent elicitors of plant induced responses. These elicitors are recognized by host plants to differentiate between simple mechanical injury and the presence of herbivores. In some cases, this level of recognition is highly specific.
Michelle, Peiffer, Gary W, Felton
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On Secret Reconstruction in Secret Sharing Schemes
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 2008A secret sharing scheme typically requires secure communications in each of two distribution phases: (1) a dealer distributes shares to participants (share distribution phase); and later (2) the participants in some authorised subset send their share information to a combiner (secret reconstruction phase).
Huaxiong Wang, Duncan S. Wong
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The Secrets of the Secret Court
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013Secrets, along with who collects them and who they are about, have been part of the national discourse on several occasions throughout our history. The most recent flare-up has occurred over the last several months as revelations about various National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance programs have been leaked to media outlets around the world ...
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Secret selling of secrets with several buyers
Bull. EATCS, 1990Summary: We present a simple ANDOS protocol for the case of more than one buyer. The protocol uses bits left invariant when a one-way function is applied to a binary number.
Arto Salomaa, Lila Santean
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