Although parts of Lincoln Center have been renovated and patched up many times over 40 years, officials saw the need in 1999 for a far more sweeping effort to modernize old halls with the latest technology and correct spatial compromises in the original design.
Trevor Benjamin says that as the application gets more complicated, achieving the correct level of compromise also gets more difficult.
Choosing the correct shellcode to compromise and backdoor a host can often determine the success of an attack.
In Drosophila neuroblasts, which divide asymmetrically by stereotypically oriented spindles, a phenomenon called 'telophase rescue' has been reported: many mutants that compromise correct spindle orientation in neuroblasts eventually divide asymmetrically (Lu et al., 1998; Schober et al., 1999; Wodarz et al., 1999; Peng et al., 2000).
To distinguish between correct and compromised VMs we may assign colors to balls: white balls represent correct machines, whereas black balls represent compromised machines.
However, the sterility in NER should be attributed to the irradiation treatment [ 52] and specifically to the generation of additional deletions that presumably compromised correct chromosome pairing [ 6] during meiosis.
In engineering, where simulations are used extensively, they are developed to test the effect of a narrow set of parameters on an important feature of the system (Duncan, 1953; Langhaar, 1951), because in order to get one aspect of the model correct, simplifications or compromises have to be made in other aspects.
As expected, the ability of the correction algorithm to retrieve the correct fixation coordinates is compromised by the increasing tendency to look far away from stimuli.
This problem could compromise a correct comparisons between GEBVs from the training set (which have known bias) and the validation set (which have unknown bias).
This left the stock open to be stolen, and if not stored under the correct conditions, it could compromise patient safety.
