Sentence examples for logical vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
One normally thinks of logical vulnerabilities as those associated with the organization's computers, infrastructure devices, software, or applications.
The first, V = H/A, seems logical, because vulnerability is inversely related to adaptation.
"It's only logical to conclude that we must be attentive to these vulnerabilities and pay careful attention to protecting and promoting our interest in space".
The vulnerability of a MedIS depends on the kind of physical and logical access available to users and on the kind of software running on it.
On this analysis it is not logical to aim to promote health in isolation from addressing the drivers of vulnerability through human rights.
Transition to low carbon sea transport is a logical response to the extreme dependency of the Pacific Islands region on imported fossil fuel, its significant vulnerability to the effects of climate change and the critical shipping needs of Pacific Island countries (PICs).
Historically, all individuals in this diaspora are people of African descent, and it is logical that men of African ancestry share common genetic or familial factors that may increase their vulnerability to prostate cancer.
Developing an understanding of the vulnerability factor (or factors) that most influence typical wells in different "type settings" is a logical next step, followed by an extrapolation of this understanding to less studied wells and areas.
