Sentence examples for identifying the vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

It's becoming increasingly clear that the answer to improving sleep lies in identifying the vulnerabilities of our genetic makeup and understanding how our poor sleep habits can exacerbate them.

This paper presents a new methodology, based on Web page clustering techniques, that is aimed at identifying the vulnerabilities of a Web application following a black box analysis of the target application.

An importance factor is derived for identifying the vulnerability of bridges to fire hazard.

Field experiments (Christiansen et al. [1987]) have shown that the ratio of annual wood production to LAI, termed "growth efficiency" (GE), has proven useful as a general index of tree vigor and specifically to identifying the vulnerability of pine stands to attacks from mountain pine beetles (Dendroctonus ponderosae) (Coops et al. [2009]).

They begin in trying to identify the vulnerabilities of potential opponents, and they do extensive negative research as they prepare to exploit those vulnerabilities early and often.

In early 2008 the German company Siemens cooperated with one of the United States' premier national laboratories, in Idaho, to identify the vulnerabilities of computer controllers that the company sells to operate industrial machinery around the world — and that American intelligence agencies have identified as key equipment in Iran's enrichment facilities.

In particular, our objective is to identify the vulnerabilities that can be successfully exploited by the attackers.

In order to identify the vulnerabilities of a Web site, the scanners generally send specially crafted requests via the identified injection points allowing them to determine whether the input parameters submitted to the target system are sanitized or not.

This chapter provides a description of how to apply the principles and concepts of implementing a physical protection system (PPS) and how to identify the vulnerabilities of an installed PPS and propose effective upgrades if needed.

It is proposed, that the Fukushima stress test should be used to identify the vulnerabilities in the Russian Federation's strategy for the protection of public in the event of a nuclear accident and to use the lessons learnt from the test results to perfect this strategy.

The next challenge will be to identify the vulnerabilities of cells that have reduced regulatory subunits.