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timestamp

The time of day recorded in a transaction. The current time is maintained by the computer in minute fractions of a second and is used for a variety of synchronization purposes including determining transaction order in the event of a system failure.

Keeping Voice Over IP Synchronized
Instead of the time of day, a timestamp may be a time relative to a starting point. For example, voice packets in IP telephony (VoIP) are given a sequential timestamp by the RTP protocol so that they can be buffered at the receiving end and delivered uniformly to the listener. See NTP.
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Exhibit 1 Information Stored in an Event Log Information Stored Example in an Event Log Process instance A unique purchase order number Activity An employee signature on a purchase order Resource An employee who performs an activity Timestamp The year, month, date, and time of an activity Exhibit 2 Sample Event Log Process Activity Resource Timestamp Instance Event Log 01 Create purchase Peter 2018-01-01 order 08:19 a.m.
Figure 5 shows the sender, receiver's phone number, message in plain text, status of the message and timestamp. It also shows the database directory in which it is stored.
To apply differential privacy for traffic data, a privacy budget must be assigned to each timestamp. Therefore, when the user-level privacy technique is applied, the amount of noise at the timestamp t becomes exponentially larger than the w-event privacy and event-level privacy.
In this article, when the user is logged in, the web server randomly generates a string and calculates the MD5 value of the string, the value as a shared key K, the client request path, parameters and the current timestamp for the input message M, and operation of HMAC-SHA256.
(2) The cloud verifies the hospital's signature according to the hospital's identity [ID.sub.H] and checks if the timestamp [T.sub.H1] is valid or not as follows:
There were 728 nursing-flagged events with a POC-central laboratory collection timestamp difference of <30 min.
Of course, by the time the clip made it to Trump's campaign trail, the timestamp, the description and the network name were removed.
"Rather than generating secure random keys and IVs, we discovered that the sample would derive these two pieces of information from the libc rand() function seeded with the current system timestamp at the moment of encryption.
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