Sentence examples for countermeasures designed from inspiring English sources
General O'Reilly characterized the test as a success, but said the missile had not released planned countermeasures designed to try to confuse the interceptor.
Distance bounding protocols are security countermeasures designed to thwart relay attacks.
More than that is the need to craft countermeasures designed to eliminate and mitigate the threats that create the risk.
Usability implications for a hybrid approach, and design implications are discussed, with general support for countermeasures designed to overcome recognised limitations of adaptive systems.
The purpose of this systematic review was to evaluate the effectiveness of countermeasures designed to limit physiological changes to the lumbopelvic region caused by spaceflight simulation by means of bed-rest.
A taxonomy of the sources of bus driver distraction identified is presented, along with a discussion of proposed countermeasures designed to remove the sources identified or mitigate their effects on driver performance.
It is, essentially, a countermeasure designed to head off the possibility that the judge could rule against them and order a recount of roughly 14,000 disputed ballots in Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties, two counties where Mr. Gore is expected to pick up votes from manual recounts.
Consequently, the efficacy of a countermeasure designed for a specific type of crash may not be appropriate due to different pre-crash sequences.
The indicators for target setting and indexes for countermeasure designing are given.
To address the need for post-symptomatic countermeasures, we designed and developed an in vitro assay based on whole-cell, patch-clamp electrophysiological monitoring of miniature excitatory post-synaptic currents in synaptically active murine embryonic stem cell-derived neurons.
The passive countermeasure was designed to mitigate head injuries caused by the bonnet area, A-pillars, and the remaining windscreen area up to 2.1 m wrap around distance (WAD).
