Sentence examples for theoretical vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
"To further mitigate our customers' potential risk from these theoretical vulnerabilities, Starbucks has taken additional steps to safeguard any sensitive information that might have been transmitted in this way".
The overall goal is to distinguish theoretical vulnerability from real danger.
The weakness in SSH has been identified since early this year, and many system administrators have fixed the problem with patches, but until recently the theoretical vulnerability had not been subjected to actual attack.
This is a theoretical vulnerability in a situation like Sony's, where a thief could use a stolen Sony user name and password that a customer also uses on other sites to try to take over, say, a checking account.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Theoretical vulnerability index map with thresholds for a specific orbit (altitude and inclination).
Calculations of theoretical vulnerability to cavitation based on vessel diameter and vessel frequency indicated that vulnerability in lianas was more than twice larger than in trees at a Mexican rain forest site (Gutierrez et al., 2009).
A theoretical orbit vulnerability index is presented in Fig. 11.
The concept is often used in divergent ways, for different purposes (Bankoff et al. 2004), and sometimes out of its original theoretical framework; vulnerability is viewed as a social construct associated with fragility in the face of natural hazard (Gaillard 2010).
The overall objective of this study was to develop a novel tool that can translate a theoretical concept (vulnerability of water resources (VWR)) to an operational framework mainly under altered temperature and precipitation, as well as for population change (smaller extent).
To include primarily vulnerability studies that have been operationalized and empirically implemented rather than studies that focus on developing theoretical frameworks of vulnerability.
The selection process for the basic stock of literature was guided by the following ideas and criteria: (1) To include primarily vulnerability studies that have been operationalized and empirically implemented rather than studies that focus on developing theoretical frameworks of vulnerability.
