Sentence examples for collection of vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
Hackers and security researchers have already found a nice collection of vulnerabilities in the iPhone, including an overflow issue in Safari that could allow unsigned code to infect the phone.
The resulting multi-hazard version of the PTVA consists of four steps: the identification of the study area and relevant hazards as well as the acquisition of hazard information, the determination of vulnerability indicators and collection of data, the weighting of factors and vulnerability assessment and finally, the consideration of hazard interactions.
The Embarrassment is strong collection of photo experiments in vulnerability, frailness, and courage, furthering the notion that the personal is political.
The outcome of these meetings is the verification of the information gathered from herder guides as well as the collection of additional information about the vulnerability of corridors and encampments to agriculture pressure and informal and formal recognition and protection of these corridor sites.
In further investigation of birth weight and size, we recommend incorporation of individual susceptibility measures using appropriate biomarkers, with collection timed to windows of vulnerability and speciated arsenic analysis, as well as consideration of populations exposed primarily to drinking water iAs contamination <10 μg/L.
An even exchange of vulnerabilities ensues.
Given the complexity of vulnerabilities faced by the 'invisible' children, integrating vulnerabilities is essential.
Bar code labels or collection of a second sample may counter this upstream vulnerability.
The design of this study precluded collection of data on resistance patterns and increase in vulnerability to the development of resistance.
FGDs ensured collection of data on attitudes, perceptions, beliefs and practices regarding vulnerability to HRSB following exposure to war trauma in the study communities.
To answer the question "Vulnerability of what," we use a systems approach (system as a collection of parts or subsystems) and begin with the classic concept of "risk" as we find it in natural science or engineering domains: risk is a function of hazard and vulnerability.
