Sentence examples for design vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
The report highlighted "design vulnerabilities" in the battery and called for an overhaul of the certification process, parts of which were outdated, and more thorough testing of heat dissipation in the batteries.
System threats, vulnerabilities and countermeasures describe security architecture and design vulnerabilities, and the corresponding exploits that may compromise system security.
Three candidates of nanofluid-engineered ECCS proposed in previous researches were investigated by applying axiomatic design (AD) in the manner of reverse engineering and it enabled to identify the compatibility of functional requirements and potential design vulnerabilities.
In this study, the analysis of a conventional design of an ECCS and several design alternatives to adopt nanofluid injection mechanism using the principles of AD has been presented, and also the compatibility of FRs and potential design vulnerabilities are discussed.
Accordingly, some conclusions and recommendations are drawn for both policy-makers and practitioners who often must prioritize limited resources in the design vulnerability-reducing interventions.
We used a coupled CBPR-capacity building approach to design, vulnerability theory to frame, and mixed methods: quantitative environmental testing and qualitative surveys.
But, for the first time, it seems like Congress has finally opened its eyes to the long-term effects of designing vulnerabilities into our communications systems and forcing tech companies to becomes investigative arms of the government.
This paper examines how.NET's design avoids vulnerabilities and limitations discovered in Java and discusses lessons learned (and missed) from experience with Java security.
Recognizing this risk, European states examined their nuclear plant designs for vulnerabilities.
The layered clothes, straight in their lines and clear in design, suggested vulnerability and a desire to nest.
In today's budget, the UK Chancellor, George Osborne, will announce the replacement of the £1 coin from 2017 amid concerns about the current design's vulnerability to counterfeiting.
