Sentence examples similar to pose sensitive from inspiring English sources

Canada's military leaders have told their troops to refrain from posing sensitive information on social networks like Facebook and MySpace.

Matisse's 1911 portrait of Meerson shows a primly dressed and posed, tremblingly sensitive woman slashed with "two fierce black arcs — plunging from neck to thigh, and from armpit to buttock," which resist any explanation aside from their sheerly formal éclat.

In approximately 40% of the 42 advisories, the relationship between advice and risks posed to sensitive populations and the general population was not sufficiently or clearly explained.

Gabor-based features cannot be identified for a sizable portion of the features within an image on which current pose-sensitive systems depend.

Minimalists try to keep context-sensitive expressions to a minimum — Cappelen and Lepore (2005, 2007) are in this camp — and those who pose a context-sensitive expression whenever is needed.

Security experts fear that airport staff with access to sensitive areas pose as much of an inside threat in major European hubs such as Paris's Charles de Gaulle as in north African airports.

PC-based edge descriptors, which are sensitive to pose variations, can be used to process a higher density of features.

Recall that 2D landmarking becomes very sensitive to pose variations beyond 20° tilt and/or yaw, and it suffers also from illumination effects.

Such issues have become of increasing concern in the iSimangaliso World Heritage Site, where the continued use of OCPs may pose risks to several sensitive and protected species.

Dean's pose screams "authoritative yet sensitive".

"The leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security," he said.