- A
polygraph,
often incorrectly referred to as a lie
detector test, is a
pseudoscientific device or
procedure that
measures and
records several physiological...
-
Polygraphic Institute"
Folly Theatre, in the City of Westminster, an
Inner London borough,
which from 1855 to 1869 was
called "Woodin's
Polygraphic Hall"...
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Polygraphic substitution is a
cipher in
which a
uniform substitution is
performed on
blocks of letters. When the
length of the
block is
specifically known...
- The
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA; /ˌsiː.aɪˈeɪ/) is a
civilian foreign intelligence service of the
federal government of the
United States tasked with...
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Weaver was
advertising the "
polygraphic art" in New York in 1805.
James Perry made an
effort to
continue the "
polygraphic art" south-west of London; Pryse...
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Polygraph.info is a fact-checking
website produced by
Voice of
America (VoA).
Among many subjects, the
website do****ents
Russian disinformation and state-backed...
-
review of the
current scientific status and
fields of
application of
Polygraphic Deception Detection".
Final report (6
October 2004) from the BPS Working...
- A
polygraph (from
Ancient Gr****: πολύς, poly = "many" and γράφειν,
graphein = "to write") is an
author who
writes in a
variety of fields. In literature...
-
September 20, 1949) was an
American inventor best
known for co-inventing the
polygraph. He was
named after the
polymath Leonardo da Vinci, and
preferred to be...
- Hill
cipher is a
polygraphic substitution cipher based on
linear algebra.
Invented by
Lester S. Hill in 1929, it was the
first polygraphic cipher in which...
