One of the prevailing such issues are intelligent radio frequency (RF) jamming attacks, where adversaries are able to exploit on-the-fly reconfigurability potentials and learning mechanisms of cognitive radios in order to devise and deploy advanced jamming tactics.
Lions scrum-half Mike Phillips was able to exploit that and score two tries.
We have a much more limited amount of material, but we're able to exploit that to maximum effect," said Neumann, who is also a senior adviser to the UN Security Council on foreign fighters.
"Would [a new owner] be able to exploit it on new digital platforms or would that be restricted by Worldwide or the BBC Trust?
The various competitive advantages that he was once able to exploit — valuing, say, on-base percentage over batting average — no longer exist.
But Donald Trump was able to exploit these contradictions on the right and capitalize on the pockets of support that FAIR and like-minded groups had built across the country, pouncing on everyday voters' hardships and fears while quietly courting hard-liners on the Hill.
Through such guidance and support, learners are more able to exploit and reflect on their learning progress, as well as understanding how they can apply what they have learned to different real-life situations through the learning by doing approach.
"We were able to exploit what we saw on film.
The approaches, which are able to exploit the entire topology based on using indirect neighbors in a network, are more promising [22], [26], [27] in revealing the true relationship among nodes in network.
Stevens was able to exploit both situations, get first run on the field and win the race.
The terrain included heavily wooded areas, and the units left behind convinced General Charles Huntziger, commander of the French Second Army, that they would be able to hold Bulson, and the Germans would not be able to exploit their tactical victory at Sedan on 14 May.
