Dealing with the uncertainty of computer security requires finding the right mental attitude: assume breach, but put up your best defense, regardless.
Many take a "wait and see" attitude, assuming development will solve problems.
Zoffany's canvas, still part of the Royal Collection and is seldom exhibited, was a wry commentary on the various attitudes assumed by the traveling Britons.
Pediatricians, who were characterized as having inconsistent attitudes, assumed that it is important to convince a woman to abstain from alcohol consumption during pregnancy; however, good quality alcoholic beverages can be consumed during the late stage of pregnancy.
A recent review of longitudinal studies of empathy challenges the empirical evidence underlying the accepted wisdom about medical education's insidious role in eroding attitudes assumed to inspire compassionate care, including empathic care of vulnerable populations [ 9].
Perceived quality influences functional brands more than prestige brands as prestige brand attitudes assume quality.
The contrived artifice of Shakespeare's mature comic plots is the perfect foil against which the reality of the characters' feelings and attitudes assumes the greater naturalness.
The simulated imaging results are shown in Figure 9.From Figure 9, it is shown that there is a defocusing record in the imaging process when the radar platform's attitude keeps changing.The real-time attitude is assumed to be recorded, but there is a zero-mean white Gaussian noise with a variance of 0.005 compared to the real value of the parameters, such as the pitching and rolling angle.
But it's exactly that type of attitude, the attitude that assumes the world is merely a backdrop upon which you can smear copious bucketloads of ham, that makes him so watchable as a host.
Tether tension and satellite attitude are assumed as only measurable outputs of the system.
It also reduces the kind of damn-the-torpedoes attitude often assumed by people who are overinvested in a project.
