From the citizens' side, SIRENE may improve risk awareness by its efforts to (1) increase citizen's understanding of the risks and their components (hazard sources, vulnerable elements, potential consequences of impacts, and so on); (2) monitor and track identified risks; and (3) evaluate risk process effectiveness.
It is this polarization of the press that leaves a tightly squeezed no man's land of moderate news sources vulnerable to accusations of misconduct and terrorism.
The agricultural revolution that began about 12,000 years ago augmented the risk of famines as growing sedentary populations increasingly relied on a limited number of food sources vulnerable to droughts, diseases, and other threats.
Although the alternative data source is vulnerable to any inaccuracies inherent in the population counts and censuses of Japan, it nevertheless provides a way to confirm or contradict prior results that were based on vital registration data in the manner of Davis (17 ) and Chandra et al. (22 ) for India and Chandra (21 ) for Indonesia.
Nonetheless, given the fraught historical relationship between photographic representation and sexual exploitation of women, one might wonder whether using images of these women is even the best way of illustrating Me Too stories, which may make the sources more vulnerable to attack or encourage judgments of their appearances.
WhiteSource estimates that 7.5percentt of all open source projects are vulnerable because of this, but of the 100 most popular projects, 32% are vulnerable. .
While natural gas has many advantages, an over-reliance on any one fuel source leaves consumers vulnerable to price spikes and supply disruptions.
It's not as if this is sensitive material from a secret, vulnerable source.
The more we depend on oil, whatever the source, the more vulnerable we are to market manipulations by other countries.
This time, as it sometimes does, the resistance came from an unlikely, awfully vulnerable source: two women with low social standing and no justifiable moxy or protection to warrant challenging the king.
