Sentence examples for identifying vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The processes involved in identifying vulnerable wireless networks are known as War-Walking, War-Driving and War-Storming (or Flying).

The team outlines a protocol for identifying vulnerable parasites by a set of key risk factors, including host specificity, parasite life cycle complexity and climatic tolerance.

G-8 screening tool showed good screening properties for identifying vulnerable elderly patients with cancer who would benefit from a comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA).

"There is a tradition in criminal law of identifying vulnerable groups, particularly classes of people, for these types of protections, in the hope that they will increase the deterrent, but it's rare," Mr. Newborne said.

The charity has female and male fistula ambassadors who move from home to home, identifying vulnerable women and encouraging them to go to antenatal classes and school clubs, and who counsel women with the condition alongside their families before surgery.

But supporters, who in Baltimore include the mayor and police commissioner, say the city's law is designed to do the opposite, by identifying vulnerable youths before they fall into crime.

Engineers, planners and decision-makers need to identify vulnerable infrastructure and ecosystems for monitoring.

The developed BBN model can identify vulnerable pipeline sections and rank them accordingly to enhance the informed decision-making process.

It is on the decline, due to government action to establish a welfare safety net and identify vulnerable people.

In this study, the latitudinal precipitation characteristics and trends in Pakistan have been examined to identify vulnerable areas.

In addition, they said, the screening identified vulnerable men and women who then received additional care during their deployment.