Sentence examples for be exploited which from inspiring English sources
Cornerback Dee Milliner is a big-timer, but the other three starters can be exploited, which showed today.
They can be exploited, which gives law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies direct access to those systems to be able to read those communications.
Brandenburg's work was based on that of Eberhard Zwicker, the "father of psycho-acoustics", who figured out that the ear was an imperfect organ whose imperfections could be exploited, which led Brandenburg to slice significant chunks out of sound files.
If the PHAT outputs are rearranged to generate a line for the dominant interference component, the Radon transform can be exploited, which is effective for line detection.
Unfortunately, as bad as NTP attacks are in terms of their ability to amplify an attacker's bandwidth versus the traditional DNS-based attacks, there's another protocol beginning to be exploited which is even worse: SNMP.
The short wavelength corresponding to high frequencies allows large-sized phased-array antennas to be exploited, which can offer a large beamforming gain while keeping the size of active antenna elements low.
The easy and obvious bit was to report it, interrupt it and do all possible to prevent children being exploited – which is what I'd always do.
Burlesque claims the moral high ground because spectators tend to watch it as an art performance, and usually get the impression that performers are not being exploited (which is, of course, not always true).
Fast charging in 10 min with a high capacity of 580 mAh g−1 at 10 C after 500 cycles has also been exploited, which presents broad prospects for the advancement of LIBs.
In this approach, information from the shape of the sedimentation profiles is exploited, which permits the identification of the association scheme and requires fewer experiments to precisely characterize the association.
My feeling is that Microsoft isn't proactive enough to seek out flaws or patch holes until they're exploited, which leaves everyone vulnerable to whatever the Interwebs has lurking in the dark.
