Sentence examples for of different vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

1) Compare a pair of different vulnerabilities (r i, r j ) so as to obtain the scaled values (tau_{{r_{j} }} (r_{i} )) and (tau_{{r_{i} }} (r_{j} )).

We believe that this methodology presents an improvement in vulnerability assessments to decision-makers because it allows for specific types and relative magnitudes of different vulnerabilities to be elucidated as an outcome of the assessment.

Provides relative spatial distribution of areas of different vulnerability.

A necessary precondition for the application of the framework is that specific thresholds for the vulnerability of transport infrastructures are determined, as trigger points of different vulnerability levels.

This illustrates the need to develop different therapeutic strategies because of the different vulnerabilities to distinct molecular and temporal processes within memory circuitries.

In the previous section, we have defined three different kinds of adversaries who use different vulnerabilities of a control system to carry out attacks; cyber-adversary, non-parametric cyber-physical adversary, and parametric cyber-physical adversary.

In her work, the different vulnerabilities of black men and black women are not unbridgeable experiences — they reveal each other, like one big house in which each room opens into another.

However, in 1794 the Coalition was made up of several countries with different vulnerabilities, while in 1796 Charles could issue a command and expect it to be obeyed.

"Children of different ages have different vulnerabilities under current circumstances", said Yukie Mokuo UNICEF Representative in Ukraine.

A team of researchers from I.B.M.'s Thomas J. Watson Laboratory in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., said they would present a report at the conference based on their discovery of a different vulnerability in subscriber identification module, or S.I.M., cards.

Thus, social vulnerability is a dynamic and multidimensional phenomenon; it is necessary to assess vulnerability by taking into account spatial and temporal trends and by evaluation of how different vulnerability dimensions change over time and space.