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  • But it allus come out the nighest side-channel, an 'not bubblin' up an 'up.'

    The Men of Forty-Mile 2010

  • But it allus come out the nighest side-channel, an 'not bubblin' up an 'up.'

    The Men of Forty Mile 2010

  • If n is the number of non-black pixels in the image, then we can encode n Log [2, 12] bits in our side-channel.

    Wolfram Blog : Secret Codes in The Wolfram Demonstrations Project (But No Dinosaurs) 2008

  • I called these " side-channel attacks ," because they made use of information other than the plaintext and ciphertext.

    My Data, Your Machine 2006

  • I called these " side-channel attacks ," because they made use of information other than the plaintext and ciphertext.

    My Data, Your Machine 2006

  • Use the side-channel datapath of this frequency and send all the data you have.

    Roger MacBride Allen, Roger MacBride 1996

  • I supposed we had already seen the extent of the inlet, but on reaching its head a narrow side-channel disclosed itself, passing away under a quaint bridge and opening upon an inner lake of astonishing beauty.

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 79, May, 1864 Various

  • But it allus come out the nighest side-channel, an 'not bubblin' up an 'up.'

    The Men of Forty-Mile 1900

  • But it allus come out the nighest side-channel, an 'not bubblin' up an 'up.'

    The Son of the Wolf Jack London 1896

  • Chichester followed along the open shore, holding his rod high with both hands, stumbling over the big rocks, wading knee-deep across a side-channel of the river, but keeping his feet somehow, until the fish paused in the lower part of the pool called _La Batture_.

    Days Off And Other Digressions Henry Van Dyke 1892

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