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... expanded the scope of the field to include the analysis of cryptographic algorithms used by malware writers, attacks on these algorithms using automated methods (such as X-raying ...
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House checks Carly’s X-rays and discovers that Chase screwed up, X-raying the wrong leg twice because he was flirting with the radiologist. While being prepped for another X-ray ...
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The entrance is guarded by police, and all visitors must submit their bags and coats for X-raying, as well as passing through a metal detector and undergoing a body check.
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The standard treatment at the time involved X-raying the head area. This treatment was eventually discovered to be harmful, and the event became a source of controversy.
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... to a nuclear bomb, anywhere on earth," "changing weather patterns," "blocking all global communications," "disrupting human mental processes" and mind control, and "x-raying the ...
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... distinction between X-rays and ultraviolet, only that the low-energy, low-frequency, large-wavelength ultraviolet in the neighborhood of visible violet is not suitable for X-raying ...
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It is "possible for backscatter X-raying to produce photo-quality images of what's going on beneath our clothes", thus, according to the TSA, the images have been distorted with ...
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While the patient refuses and starts physically fighting House in order to stop him from doing the procedure, House notices his hands are clubbed and suggests X-raying his hands ...
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Duckworth Egyptology. 2000 (Reprint from original 1912 edition). ISBN 0-7156-2959-X ^ Harris, James E., Weeks, Kent R. X-raying the Pharaohs. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1973.
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Using delrin in the wheels makes the lock resistant to decoding by X-raying because of delrin's low density. However, neutron bombardment techniques may still be used to decode ...
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