"Only after we thoroughly understood how the whole system was designed were we able to identify seemingly innocuous shortcomings.
Law enforcement agencies now identify behaviors as innocuous as public photography and note-taking as precursors of terrorism and crime, and have developed formal programs to collect reports of this behavior, leading to improper police stops and detentions.
Currently, versions of the malware seen in the mild are fairly innocuous, seemingly more concerned with identifying the users of the pirated software than inflicting further harm.
(At home, swarmed by live feeds, we remarked at the adaptability of hate, how quickly it becomes identified with the most innocuous objects).
Now researchers have identified an important but seemingly innocuous factor: the differences in how well smooth city surfaces and natural landscapes shed heat to the atmosphere.
Post-1720, the effeminacy of the previously innocuous "fop" was identified with the effeminacy of the sodomite, adding a significantly more judgmental layer to the language of male attire.
In particular, human analysts often fail to identify data exfiltration when it is encrypted or disguised as innocuous data.
This state of affairs can only be resolved by developing methodologies that will quickly and reliably identify hazardous items and discriminate them from the morass of innocuous clutter typically found in the field.
He's still good, with the right roles: Hanks "became a box-office draw because he was a charming if innocuous presence, the regular guy we could all identify with.
To identify kinases and phosphatases essential for HIV-1 replication but innocuous for T-cell viability, individual shRNA clones were expanded and cultured for 2 months in medium supplemented with puromycin.
