Sentence examples for flaw for which from inspiring English sources

In his work, meaninglessness appears less as a quality of the universe, a primary fact of the human condition, than as a personality flaw for which particular benighted people can be blamed and mocked.

It then fails with a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException; this is an implementation flaw, for which we filled a bug report [18] which triggered a correction by Hibernate developers in Hibernate 5.2.7.

For example, the Spectre security flaw (fixes for which are still being rolled out).

The human eye is susceptible to a number of other diseases and dysfunctions that do not result from any obvious "design flaw" but for which there is no particular protection either.

Recall earlier this year that Google's Project Zero detected security flaws at Malwarebytes, for which the company needed to release a security patch to fix — which it did, a spokesperson confirmed to me, as well as start a bug bounty program of its own to try to catch things like this in the future.

Two types of plate are considered: (i) a plate containing a distribution of flaws such as pores, for which a stress-based fracture criterion is appropriate, and (ii) a plate containing a single dominant crack aligned with the through-thickness direction, for which a critical stress intensity factor criterion is appropriate.

Minimally, testing numerous primer pairs seems to be necessary to avoid false conclusions from flawed Q-PCR assays for which sequence variation among individuals produces artifactual and unreliable quantitative results.

All studies investigated in the DECREASE family for which data had not been lost were found to be insecure because of serious flaws (table 2).

In 2008, for instance, one flaw (which threatened the internet's domain-naming system) was repaired on the day it came to light by every major software-maker except Apple.That Apple has managed to dodge the malware bullet for so long is in large part down to luck.

A fix for a security flaw which might allow "attacker with a privileged network position may capture or modify data in sessions protected by SSL/TLS".

Shellshock was initially compared to the "Heartbleed" bug reported in April, a web encryption flaw which went unnoticed for more than two years and could have given hackers access to an unlimited array of customers' secure data.