But business prudence doesn't address the larger vulnerability of external hacks, where the world might have a front row seat to your personal foibles or judgments about those of others.
The criticisms amplify the larger vulnerability, Mr. Romney's lack of common touch or understanding of the concerns of most Americans.
Communities in the same typology exhibit similar vulnerability characteristics based on the combined categorical indices within the three-dimensional space of the larger vulnerability cube.
Finally, these models are applied to a case study of Constantine, Algeria using data from a large-scale vulnerability assessment that was carried out previously using data mining-based methods.
Investors have lost confidence.We have also put together a "capital-freeze index" that assesses the vulnerability of large emerging markets to a sudden slowdown in capital flows:A large current-account gap implies lots of net borrowing from abroad, which could presage a credit crunch if funding dries up.
These results arise from a larger project on vulnerability and the Haiti earthquake.
The vulnerability module, called ERN vulnerability, is composed of a large number of vulnerability curves (building and human) and helps to calculate population casualties directly by using human vulnerability curves for different building types and quake intensity level.
But the charge glosses over a larger point: Clinton's vulnerability, longtime observers insist, is a tendency towards caution and incrementalism and a willingness to occasionally suppress beliefs out of perceived expediency.
Several studies have shown there is a large range of vulnerability to OP exposure among different people, especially infants, due to genetic variability in paraoxonase, an enzyme that breaks these chemicals down in the body.
