Sentence examples for vulnerable to timing from inspiring English sources
However, with a low roll-off factor the original modulation (modulated) signal becomes more vulnerable to timing jitter as the eye pattern of the received signal narrows down and becomes practically almost undetectable for the roll-off factor equaling zero.
But as climate change brings warmer-than-usual winters to the U.S., the plants may be more vulnerable to imprecise timing, and the tools traditionally used by farmers and horticulturists to predict the season may be inadequate.
On the other hand individual investors, who are hugely vulnerable to market timing, would be holding stock in their 401 k)s.
Similar to the MAF vulnerability figure, watersheds in the upper, right quadrant were both valuable for hydropower generation and vulnerable to runoff timing changes associated with climate warming.
The Kings, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tuolumne all have capacity to produce considerable hydropower and were consistently vulnerable to runoff timing change.
Which brings us to timing.
Funds that regularly use fair-value pricing -- including many Fidelity and Vanguard funds -- appear to have been much less vulnerable to the "market timing" abuses.
They provide marketable products that can be produced by small-scale, household production systems, and are generally of higher value and less vulnerable to critical harvest timing than many crops.
It's really hard to read, and it's vulnerable to all sorts of things, like timing.
As he was last August, Mr. Obama is especially vulnerable to the critics' rap about the timing of his leisure, coming amid two wars and continued high unemployment.
