Last year I made an (admittedly weak) application to Cambridge and was inevitably rejected post-interview.
The weak application of the nationality law and the lack of a clear naturalisation process leaves many ethnic Vietnamese Cambodians in a legal grey area, according to Ou Virak, president at the Cambodian Centre for Human Rights.
And as you can see, it's no weak application of the touchscreen interface: he's dragging, he's using multiple fingers, and I'm sure a competent developer (Blizzard, for instance) would be quite capable of mapping abilities, shortcuts, and so on to various gestures.
ERC has toughened up its rules to discourage weaker applications and prevent a flood of submissions: Unsuccessful candidates whose proposals receive a low score in 2014 will be barred from applying again in the following 2 years, instead of one.
"Lime believes that after selecting two other less experienced electric scooter companies and comparatively weaker applications in a process that was riddled with bias, the SFMTA should revisit the decision and employ a fair selection process," the company wrote in a press release.
As these users become interwoven, it adds a whole new attack vector whereby the weak point in the chain is no longer just the weakest application – it is the weakest application used by the weakest user.
At that point, the security of that user's entire online identity is only as strong as the weakest application they use – which often is to say, very weak.
Ironically, Microsoft files scads of such weak patent applications to use as bargaining chits.
In the normal stage, the cavitation in the JPCR is still in absence or too weak for application.
The rescue trade-off method was used to increase the pool of applicants invited to interview, for example by including those with high UKCAT scores (indicating high ability) but weaker UCAS applications (perhaps because of lack of advice in preparing their personal statement).
