envelope
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- noun
- /ˈɛnvəloʊp/
- Specialized
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envoltorio cifrado
- When invitations were sent by print mailings, we prepared envelopes containing the invitation and a postage-paid reply envelope.
For now, I'm going to encrypt that secret data about Martin Heidegger and then code it in this envelope.
- For now, I'm going to encrypt that secret data about Martin Heidegger and then code it in this envelope.
Examples
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In many cases, back-of-the-envelope analysis is all you need to assess a particular real estate opportunity.
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In cryptography, an envelope securely wraps encryption keys to protect sensitive information.
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So this, if you think about mRNA vaccines, it's, it's like an envelope with a message in it.
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We have the actual measured envelope amplitude.
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SOAP clients interact with the service by passing around a SOAP envelope, which is a specially formatted XML document.
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The cloud storage service uses an envelope to ensure that data remains confidential and secure during transfer.
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To enhance security, they implemented an envelope encryption method that safeguards all transmitted data.
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
Outer parts of a flower, like small leaf parts and colorful petals, that surround its male and female parts
How Secure
Surface Forms
Etymology
Envelope comes from French parts en- 'in' and velop 'wrap'. In computing and security, an envelope is a 'wrapped' container that protects keys or data, just like a paper envelope protects a letter.