KEY DELIVERY. Unless otherwise agreed between the Lessor and the Lessee, the keys will be delivered in the following time slots: Arrival: on Saturday in a time between 16:00 and 19:00 pm. Departure: Saturday no later than 10:00 am. No refund will be paid if the Lessee is unable to take possession of the property on the established date or decides to leave the property earlier than the one scheduled for the end of the lease. The Lessee must (art. 1590 of the Italian Civil Code) return the real estate unit leased in the same state in which it was received, always subject to deterioration of use, under penalty of compensation for the damage. Upon arrival, the Lessee will be provided with a document of which he will give a written receipt containing information regarding the property, its use and operation.
KEY DELIVERY. For every bit of the key, Xxxxx select a block from every pair to represent whether this bit is 0 or 1. For example, in Figure 5 the first four bits are 0110. Hence Xxxxx selects the first 0-block, the second 1-block, the third 1-block and the fourth 0-block. Then Xxxxx broadcasts these blocks to other devices. Since Xxx’s measurement is similar to Xxxxx’s, Xxx can obtain a similar S-box. When Xxx re- ceives the blocks sent from Xxxxx, it can easily recover these blocks to a bit stream. Xxx only needs to decide whether the ith block is more similar to his ith 0-block or his ith 1-block. Xxx, which is out of the safe distance from Xxxxx, cannot obtain an S-box with any correlation to Xxxxx’s. Even if Xxx can hear all blocks sent from Xxxxx, she is not able to match any block to a 0-bit or 1-bit.
KEY DELIVERY. For every bit of the key, Xxxxx select a block from every pair to represent whether this bit is 0 or 1. For example, in Figure 5 the first four bits are 0110. Hence Xxxxx selects the first 0-block, the second 1-block, the third 1-block and the fourth 0-block. Then Xxxxx broadcasts these blocks to other devices. Since Bob’s measurement is similar to Alice’s, Xxx can obtain a similar S-box. When Xxx re- ceives the blocks sent from Xxxxx, it can easily recover these blocks to a bit stream. Xxx only needs to decide whether the ith block is more similar to his ith 0-block or his ith 1-block. Eve, which is out of the safe distance from Xxxxx, cannot obtain an S-box with any correlation to Alice’s. Even if Eve can hear all blocks sent from Xxxxx, she is not able to match any block to a 0-bit or 1-bit.
