Mr. Gore's explanation yesterday that he did not want to worsen the post-election rifts "during a period of constitutional vulnerability" mollified some skeptical students, but they said they would have welcomed the explanation more when the course began, not as it was ending.
It says that during a security upgrade, a vulnerability opened up, which let someone breach four user accounts, which in turn impacted nine DNS records, leading to "several website addresses" being impacted.
"With on-premises software, businesses are most vulnerable during the time between when a vulnerability is discovered, the patch is created and delivered by the vendor, and the business gets around to applying the patch," Cox says.
In the wake of a conditioning wave of excitation, spiral waves can be initiated by applying stimuli timed to occur during a period of vulnerability (VP).
It has also been suggested that nutritional restriction may cause changes to the fetal blood circulation, sparing the brain at the expense of other organs and tissues during a "window of vulnerability" in fetal development.
Most suicide acts occur during a period of high vulnerability: the first year of disease.
But deliberately preying on students' vulnerability during a cost of living crisis, when conventional student loans hardly cover food and shelter, seems like a step only the most morally bankrupt of companies could take.
This approach supports both tobacco cessation and tobacco relapse prevention during a period of known vulnerability.
Bovine cyclopism develops due to damage to the developing foetal forebrain during a narrow period of vulnerability on or about GD 14 [ 88].
Transient developmental processes that underlie thalamocortical connectivity occur during a critical window for vulnerability following preterm birth and disruption of these processes may result in complex cerebral abnormalities (Allendoerfer and Shatz 1994; Volpe 2009; Kostovic and Judas 2010).
