"There are obvious security sensitivities.
However, we believe that there could potentially be national security sensitivities with the both the gas and electricity transmission systems, depending on the acquirer, although there should be less of an issue with the gas distribution networks.
"Although national security sensitivities limit our ability to publicly discuss operational matters, all HIG interviews are lawfully conducted in strict compliance with U.S. domestic law and international legal obligations.
This paper points out that both of them suffer from the problem of low security-sensitivity to plain-image change.
"I don't really get the security or sensitivity argument," he said.
The proposed protection scheme is applied to a multi-level modular converter based three-terminal HVDC grid and its security and sensitivity are evaluated through electromagnetic transient simulations.
There is very little in the open literature available to the understanding and by way of comparison of the radar cross section of the different wing planforms, for obvious reasons of security and sensitivity.
The TSA works with 50 organizations, representing an array of medical and disability conditions, to bolster the security officers' sensitivity.
"Security forces' sensitivities may be heightened at this time," it said.
Thus, in contrast to the prediction of the pecking order theory (see, e.g. Myers and Majluf, J. Financial Econom. 13 (1984) 187) a security with low sensitivity to private information, such as debt, does not always dominate one with high information sensitivity, such as equity.
It's a concept that in practice is much less about physical security than psychological sensitivity.
