It wasn't a moment of public vulnerability where I dared to be vulnerable to another person, which I had always assumed to be the only type of vulnerability.
Nadal, who won the French Open this year, exhibited public vulnerability here.
Nowhere, outside group therapy, is public vulnerability promoted as it is in the rituals of acting class.
Carnegie Mellon University's public vulnerability database, CERT, also has an advisory out for any other devices that might be affected.
The researchers also disclosed the vulnerabilities to Carnegie Mellon University's public vulnerability database, CERT, which is set to issue an advisory Thursday, but received no response from the company.
While some consider this to be a dangerous act of stunt hacking, this particular case of car hacking is an example of public vulnerability disclosure at its absolute best.
My greatest hope is that our public vulnerability and willingness to be ourselves will give other people permission live a deeply felt life.
The current progenitor of this manner of political parlance, Donald Trump, exploits the public vulnerability by seeming to assume that the audience will not delve more deeply into any given topics, but as sheeple, they will mentally embed the simplistic message and divest themselves any further cognitive effort.
That involves integrating environmental data like surface temperature and land-use type with social and economic data to create a map of future public health vulnerabilities.
Several current emerging threats and risks exposing public health vulnerabilities are linked to global processes, such as economics, trade, transportation, environment and climate change, and civil security.
