Sentence examples for vulnerabilities of communications from inspiring English sources

The distances and vulnerabilities of communications in outer space means that programs like the US military's X-37, a space plane that is a robotic miniature version of the Space Shuttle, move largely without human control.

The damage sustained by Verizon Communications in the terrorist attack underscored the vulnerability of communications networks -- sprawling systems that rely heavily on critical hubs.

And the heavy damage the building sustained on Sept. 11 underscores the vulnerability of communications networks operated by Verizon and other telephone companies -- sprawling systems that rely heavily on critical hubs.

Intelligence services stress the efficacy of drone attacks eliminating a layer of "middle managers" and the fatal vulnerability of electronic communications.

Inkster claimed that terrorist groups would now be much more aware of communications vulnerabilities and have a much better capacity to assess the risks.

While the NSA points to vulnerabilities of American business networks and communications, it works with companies to "insert vulnerabilities into commercial encryption systems" and "influence policies, standards and specification for commercial public key technology".

We introduce a vulnerability based method to quantify the security performance of communications on distributed systems.

It is this insecurity – existing, pervasive, worsening, global vulnerability of our infrastructure, communications and rights – that has been the greatest deception in this battle to date.

However, areas needing improvement were surveillance, laboratory capacity, hospital infection control and surge capacity, coordination and monitoring of guidelines for clinical management and nonpharmaceutical interventions, risk communications, and addressing vulnerabilities of non-Thai displaced and migrant populations.

But, for the first time, it seems like Congress has finally opened its eyes to the long-term effects of designing vulnerabilities into our communications systems and forcing tech companies to becomes investigative arms of the government.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about the New York Times.