Therefore, all those on riot sentences have been categorised as vulnerable, a measure normally reserved for a small minority.
But that look, that only the two of you share that says nothing and means everything, can still make you weak in the knees and vulnerable beyond measure.
Renault's Sandouville plant, running at only 40% of capacity, is vulnerable.Tough measures are as unpopular in Italy as they are in France and workers at Fiat, Italy's biggest carmaker, also have a history of dramatic industrial action.
In this research, the authors explore vulnerable security measures in several toy robots [37].
In Vietnam, malaria remains a problem in some remote areas located along its international borders and in the central highlands, partly due to the bionomics of the local vector, mainly found in forested areas and less vulnerable to standard control measures.
Indeed, vulnerability is place and time-specific requiring different methods to measure vulnerable places and communities to climate change risks.
There are relatively few studies validating anthropometric measures in older and obese people; these and other confounders make anthropometric measures vulnerable to error and questionable for individual use [ 14]. > Anthropometric measures are vulnerable to error and not recommended for routine use in the diagnosis of sarcopenia.
Politically active students have long been vulnerable to disciplinary measures or outright bans from universities, but such exclusions have become more common in the past three years.
And further consolidation is looming in Japan, he says, where there are still dozens of drugs companies that will be vulnerable once protectionist measures are unwound.
The students are then asked to identify the features that increased the impact of the attack, made the space more vulnerable, and any measures that would have reduced the initial risk and lessened the scale of the tragedy.
