Examples of using Digital documents in English and their translations into Russian
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TBG2- Digital Documents.
As a consequence, the main benefits of the proposed signed digital documents profile are to.
Signed digital documents.
UNeDocs mitigates the digital divide by providing low cost solutions for digital documents.
Downloading digital documents and price lists.
Let's try to more carefully consider what the differences andsimilarities are between real and digital documents.
Exchanging signed digital documents.
Digital documents are easier to fake than paper.
Differences between signed digital documents and signed paper documents. .
Digital documents play an ever more important role and are used more often.
Facilitate trust by offering generic functionality to create, verify andeasily manage signed digital documents.
TBG2 working group(Digital Documents) has been created and Chair has been elected by group's members.
The Recommendation is intended for use by organizations orindividuals who agree to utilize signed digital documents.
Digital documents on online education","My health online","Online disability assistance","Property online".
This technology was originally invented in 1991 for timestamping digital documents so that it would be impossible to tamper or backdate them.
With digital forgeries, digital documents can now be copied without loss of quality and are easily manipulated.
The multiplicity of electronic signature standards may make verification of signed digital documents by a recipient technically or legally difficult.
With the service"Digital documents on education" you will always have at hand legally valid electronic certificates, diplomas, exam results, competitions and contests.
To address this issue, a functional rather than a technical approach to signed digital documents has been taken in this Recommendation, by focusing first on the"what" instead of on the"how.
In digital documents, Oxford spelling may be indicated by the IETF language tag en-GB-oxendict or historically by en-GB-oed.
The aim of this Recommendation is to propose a particular approach to signed digital documents creation and verification, focusing on their functional aspects, as opposed to their technical aspects.
The Signed Digital Documents Interoperability Recommendation(SDDIR) aims at increasing the level of interoperability of electronically signed digital documents as one option in particular situations to facilitate the development of paperless international trade.
This Recommendation encourages any organization or party that chooses to exchange signed digital documents with others to apply the following principles in order to maximize interoperability.
Massive open online courses are"part of a trend towards the unbundling of higher education" by providing access to recorded lectures,online tests, and digital documents as a complement to traditional classroom instruction.
The increasing capacity of hard drives andthe low cost of the storage of digital documents as compared to the storage of physical documents have led to a growth in the number of digital documents.
For all programmes and activities under the Working Group on Effects high priority will be given to the development of effective means of communication,including use of web pages and related digital documents, and the preparation of summary documents. .
This Recommendation offers a set of functionalrequirements for creating and verifying signed digital documents to improve their interoperability while keeping in mind that its adoption might elicit requests for changes over time.
After the answer of Alexander Yurov, a session coordinator Georgy Kornilov, director of the Research Institute- branch of Goznak,specified that the fourth session"Information Security Technologies" will be devoted to digital documents and means of payment, as well asdocument security in the blockchain field.
To achieve this goal, the Recommendation defines a set of functional rules for signed digital documents that address the organization and relationships between the signed content, purported signatories' digital identities and signatures.