Sentence examples for vulnerable to detection from inspiring English sources

Knowing that the spotlight was focused elsewhere, the real spy felt less vulnerable to detection, the officials said.

Aware that they might be vulnerable to detection, given the yacht's slow speed, the pirates phoned their base in Haradheere, on Somalia's Indian Ocean coast, and requested backup.

With aerial refueling, Libyan SU-24 Fencer fighter-bombers could fly farther at low altitude, making the planes less vulnerable to detection.

Every decade for at least the past 50 years predictions have been made that space-based or other non-acoustic sensors will turn the oceans "transparent", thereby rendering submarines of all types vulnerable to detection, location and attack.

And the prospect of such inquiries forces others onto less efficient roads that are less heavily traveled, slowing their movement and making them more vulnerable to detection by roving patrols.

The polar opposite point of view is put forward by two former Labour defence secretaries, John Hutton and George Robertson, who argued: Every decade for at least the past 50 years predictions have been made that space-based or other non-acoustic sensors will turn the oceans "transparent", thereby rendering submarines of all types vulnerable to detection, location and attack.

The stage of resolving overlapping harmonics, however, is likely more vulnerable to pitch detection errors since it relies on pitches to determine appropriate notes as well as to derive spectral envelopes.

A naive application of color histogram-based hand trackers is vulnerable to false detections caused by the varying luminance of the skin color and thus captures other nearly skin-colored objects.

No trial reported blinding of patients and providers, and three performed blinded assessment of outcomes, making trials vulnerable to performance and detection biases.

For example, transmission mechanism may employ a single attempted alert, although this may be vulnerable to transmission and/or detection failure.

The hyperspectral measurements are vulnerable to variations of illumination, detection, and tissue surface conditions.