"Women in their 40s can become very vulnerable to attention," Green said in her soothing British accent, as many heads bobbed with grateful recognition.
A model trained to catch color variations might still be vulnerable to attention-based adversarial images and vice versa.
Instead of this process being restrained by intentional top-down control, as in a non-vulnerable individual, attention to negative thought content takes up the very cognitive resources that would be needed to re-focus attention elsewhere.
Preterm babies, or preemies, are even more vulnerable, requiring careful attention and care over longer periods of time.
The Vodafone battle also underscores the types of companies that are most vulnerable to activists' attention.
So she tacked in a softer, more vulnerable direction, drawing attention to the revelations of bulimia and alcoholism in a just-published memoir whose "sentimentality and self-deprecating girlishness might leaven her image as a brash virago," Michelle Goldberg observed in The Daily Beast.
Groh, of course, was right, and the way the Jets let the Bears slip back into the game was an indicator that, though they have won two in a row, they are vulnerable if their attention and intensity lapses for even a few moments.
When he died in 1979, he left virtually his entire fortune to the foundation, with instructions in his last will and testament to help the destitute and vulnerable, paying special attention to children and the work of Catholic sisters.
Acting vulnerable to get attention will only ever get the wrong kind.
They are at their most vulnerable and need care and attention, but what they actually get is exile.
