More specifically, nodes in the network may be compromised, experience software or hardware failures, or behave maliciously for various reasons.
And in considering qualities they want in a president, men did not rate Mr. Gore's strong points -- compassion, willingness to compromise, experience in Washington and loyalty -- as highly as women did.
If some new "zero-day" (ie, previously unknown and therefore unprepared for) flaw in the operating system is exploited, no amount of anti-virus software will save an XP computer from being compromised (see "Experience counts", April 15th 2013).
It's too early to judge if the addition of the gas engine would create an inherently compromised driving experience for the i3, but BMW engineers surely will be working to prevent that impression before the production car's formal introduction in 2013.
The audience we defined was U.S. cardholders who had their cards compromised and experienced payment fraud.
His experience had been less than positive, as he had been housed on a small boat with another family with kids, and the children had compromised his experience.
Because the true unipolar device records limb components, noise affecting one of the limbs can be evaluated beforehand, and hence operators can decide not to use the WCT if it is compromised without experiencing loss of the entire set of precordials.
But Apple's concern isn't beating competitors on price, as it has said time and time again; it's about delivering a no-compromise experience.
As the power of the ARM platform increases, he said, "it starts to move us into a class where we can be on even footing to deliver a no-compromise experience on a laptop PC".
They further suggest that upregulation of MMP-activity shortly after a cortical lesion compromises experience-induced visual plasticity, which in turn can be rescued by brief MMP-inhibition.
