While the exclusive property of Chowdah, we have taken no measures to legally protect our efforts, leaving us completely vulnerable to intellectual theft.
Furthermore, the older adult population in general is more vulnerable to intellectual slowing, memory, tracking, and concept formation than the younger adult patient, on whom most studies of cognition have been done.
This, the Americans said, would not have caught the rogues but would have left Californian biotechnology giants vulnerable to intellectual-property theft.
A broader-based education would give vulnerable students the intellectual tools to develop an open-minded, interrogatory outlook – and to question authority, whether scientific, political, religious or scientific.
The phenomenon is attested in the clinical literature as a form of narcissistic abuse whereby the extreme narcissist attempts to satisfy his pathological need for constant affirmation and esteem (for "narcissistic supply") by converting vulnerable people into intellectual and emotional slaves whom he paradoxically despises for their victimhood.
I felt less vulnerable pursuing an intellectual understanding of my family history than saying, "Right now, I feel like I'm dying".
Other events, like the 2004 murder of Dutch film director Theo Van Gogh in apparent protest against his film Submission, and the threats against Hirsi Ali, who wrote the script and provided the voice-over for the film, demonstrated how vulnerable artists and intellectuals can be just for voicing controversial ideas.
The resulting portrait of Brando sexual, intellectual, aggressive, vulnerable, seductive, rebellious shows him creating a greater character than any ever written for him: himself.
Broken, vulnerable, and stripped of his intellectual pride, he "became accessible to my Lord".
Existing evidence suggests that people with intellectual disabilities are vulnerable to low self-esteem leading to additional psychosocial issues such as social exclusion and stress.
