Instead of just accepting the reduced benefit of attacking, the attacker might thus adapt; whether abandoning the attack entirely, attacking another target (target substitution), or choosing a different attack mode (Meyer 2013).
A standoff that creates distance between an accessible spot and the target decreases the effect from the explosion upon the intended target and thus reduces the benefit of attacking.
His campaign was the first to enjoy the benefits of attack ads aired by anonymously-funded independent groups -- and made "swiftboating" synonymous with campaigning.
By calling for the ads to come down or undergo changes, Mr. Gingrich was potentially getting to have his cake and eat it too, reaping the benefits of attacks that have been nationally branded as false while publicly distancing himself.
Style & formation: After years of underachievement whilst employing defensive tactics, Colombia have reaped the benefits of attack-minded variations of 4-4-2 4-2-2-2 4-2-2-2 4-2-2-2 4-2-2-2
(As the last Gulf War proved, even the most clinical military operation does not protect our own soldiers from 'friendly fire'.) The lives of many Iraqi civilians are at risk, too, and must be part of any equation balancing the benefits of an attack, as must the danger of an exodus of refugees from Iraq.
The benefits of the attack graph take into account the effects of interactions of local vulnerabilities and find global security holes introduced by the interconnections [9].
For all attacks, the basic threat analysis formula is the benefit of the attacker versus the effort (time and money) required for the attack.
The label for Cozaar, a hypertension drug, notes that the drug's effect in reducing blood pressure is "somewhat less" in blacks and that there was no evidence that the drug's benefit of reducing heart attack, strokes and death in the overall population applied to blacks.
Blatt either never understood the benefit of an uptempo attack or was never able to delegate responsibility for it to someone else.
