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Malleability is a
property of some
cryptographic algorithms. An
encryption algorithm is "
malleable" if it is
possible to
transform a
ciphertext into another...
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Malleable iron is cast as
white iron, the
structure being a
metastable carbide in a
pearlitic matrix.
Through an
annealing heat treatment, the brittle...
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Malleability of
intelligence describes the
processes by
which intelligence can
increase or
decrease over time and is not static.
These changes may come...
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considered malleable if they were
amenable to
forming by
hammering or rolling. Lead is an
example of a
material which is
relatively malleable but not ductile...
- The
notion of non-
malleable codes was
introduced in 2009 by Dziembowski, Pietrzak, and Wichs, for
relaxing the
notion of error-correction and error-detection...
- many
distinct types of implants, most fall into one of two categories:
malleable and
inflatable transplants. The
first modern prosthetic reconstruction...
- The
transaction malleability problem is a
vulnerability in
blockchain which can be
exploited by
altering a
cryptographic hash, such as the
digital signature...
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content are
known as steel. Cast iron
tends to be brittle,
except for
malleable cast irons. With its
relatively low
melting point, good fluidity, castability...
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Frontiers existed from the late 1910s
through at
least 1925.
Lancaster Malleables Based in Lancaster, New York. Won the
league championship in 1913 and...
- a
violent riot
between white and
black workers of the
Syracuse Globe Malleable Iron Works.
Syracuse is home to the only "green on top"
traffic light...
