Sentence examples for limitations and vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, Mr. Levin said, he has transformed the company he came to into a conglomerate that transcends the limitations and vulnerabilities of its individual businesses.
Understanding the history of DFS, and some of the assumptions, limitations, and vulnerabilities for studies designed with this primary end-point are required.
The latest addition to the smart lock marketplace is GATE: an all-in-one solution that pushes beyond the limitations and vulnerabilities of other smart locks.
The previous examples show that current technologies impose several limitations and vulnerabilities that can lead to problematic and inefficient performance during emergency situations.
In order to circumvent the aforementioned limitations and vulnerabilities, this section introduces some robust cryptographic schemes that allow searches and computations over encrypted data.
Major limitations and vulnerabilities are: lack of technology inter-operability between rescuers' equipment that belongs to different jurisdictions (e.g., police, fire department, army), infrastructure-based operation of the current technologies used (e.g., TETRA [5]) whose parts can be destroyed during a disaster, and the severe overloading of several mobile communication channels (e.g., 3G).
This man is sharply aware of the limitations and vulnerability that his illegal status creates, not to mention the insults and exploitation.
She objects that idealization in ethical theory denies the limitations and vulnerability of human agents, and thus it is distorting and possibly dangerous.
21 Unless doctors are able to acknowledge realistic limitations and vulnerability, they will need to use denial to protect themselves from conscious awareness of their vulnerability and fallibility, and minimise these to others.
Our particularities were different, but I came to understand that we all have limitations and places of vulnerability and need, and we all have possibilities for joy and relationships and self-giving.
One relatively novel way of assessing the characteristics and limitations of resilience and vulnerability (R&V) is undertaken in this article by investigating a growing alternative paradigm loss and damage (L&D) policy.
