Sentence examples for compromising the whole from inspiring English sources

"So having the ability to remotely compromise these apps directly without compromising the whole phone is much more strategic and effective".

The adopted solutions reduce development time without compromising the whole process reliability that is essential to the EPD success.

I think the hardest thing is holding true to your convictions and not compromising the whole network when something turns up that turns your stomach.

This is because the stability of the assembly is higher than with four screws and because the failure of a single fixation element will allow its removal without compromising the whole procedure [11].

Compromising the whole iPhone, sometimes referred to as remote jailbreaking or rooting the phone, can cost $2 million or more, and usually involves a series of bugs and exploits.

Of course, there are those parts that are required to keep the whole intact, but there are also those parts that can be lost without compromising the integrity of the whole.

History is littered with bands containing an Orange: a member appreciated in their own right but who, if push came to shove, could be lifted out like a deftly extracted Jenga brick without compromising the structure of the whole.

However, when a window is narrowed in the time domain, it inevitably widens in the frequency domain, with consequent loss of resolution in the frequency direction on the ST compromising the identification of the whole event.

The proposed framework has been implemented in mediator-based electrochemical biosensors, where the inability to recycle the cofactors in situ without compromising the functionality of the whole system remains a pending issue.

Ones that could be lost without compromising the integrity of the whole were called "secondary" parts (Anonymmous Introductiones maiores Montane 71va-72rb; Albertus Magnus Commentarii in De div. tract. 2, ch. 5 (Loe ed., 33 4); Buridan Summulae de Dialectica 6.4.4).

It is very important to monitor the current flowing into the primary side of the transformer because if it exceeds the maximum allowed value (dependent on the external parts used), the external switch may be damaged and the magnetic element's core may saturate, irreversibly compromising the functionality of the whole system.