However, having access to the original programmer's instructions, or source code, could also provide technically skilled hackers with knowledge about subtle security vulnerabilities in the Gaia code that may have eluded Google's engineers.
Group differences were comparable for non-affected siblings compared to controls, suggesting subtle endophenotypic vulnerabilities translate proportionally into phenotypic deviations.
Until then, we are treated to an utterly gripping tale of young Pakistani-American's innocent night gone to hell in a taxi, and London-born Riz Ahmed plays the antihero (or is he?) with a deeply subtle mix of vulnerability and grievance.
This subtle nigrostriatal synaptic vulnerability may reflect one of the earliest pathogenic processes in LRRK2-associated PD.
While the major period of change for both sleep and breathing occurs during the months after birth, considered a period of vulnerability, more subtle changes continue to occur throughout childhood.
In healthcare, our understanding of safety has traditionally relied on the analysis of serious and harmful incidents; however, where systems have become much safer we need to take a more proactive approach and assess more subtle signs of system vulnerability.
But when you observe someone else attack a plate of food, subtle quirks, neuroses and vulnerabilities become apparent.
Not here, as the fine soprano Patricia Racette brought vocal richness and vulnerability to her subtle portrayal.
The building sits just on the edge of the National September 11 Memorial, and Calatrava envisioned that the imposing structure would offer its own sort of remembrance, communicating "a subtle sense of man's vulnerability, while maintaining a link to a higher order".
But alternative approaches that recapture the complexity of vulnerability illuminate the subtle reductionism of the discourse, and contribute to a gradual change.
