Vulnerability a weakness in the computational logic (for example, code) found in software and hardware components that when exploited, results in a negative impact to the confidentiality, integrity, or availability, and the term Vulnerabilities shall be construed accordingly.
Vulnerability a weakness in a system, application, network or process that is subject to exploitation or misuse.
Vulnerability. The vulnerability (V) of water supply to shortage is defined as the probability that the demand (D) exceeds the supply (Q), that is, V = Pr[Q < D]. Therefore, making use of the probability density functions obtained in major Task A, the following tasks will be perfomed:
C.1: For current climate conditions, quantify the vulnerability of water supply following the methods of Kochendorfer and Xxxxxxx, (1996).
Vulnerability a weakness in the computational logic (for example, code) found in software and hardware components that when exploited, results in a negative impact to the confidentiality, integrity, or availability, and the term Vulnerabilities shall be interpreted accordingly. Zoom: Zoom Video Communications Inc.
Vulnerability susceptibility to loss or damage of elements exposed to the impact of a natural phenomenon.
Vulnerability. If any Product User’s systems or services are compromised, it is the responsibility of Customer to address the vulnerability and demonstrate to Converge’s sole satisfaction that it or such
Vulnerability. 6.1. Particular attention will be paid at compliance and enforcement stages to identify any debtors where caution may need to be exercised in administering their case. Where the EA becomes aware of a debtor’s circumstances (or those of their partner or a dependant child living in the household) and concludes that further action may cause undue suffering or distress the EA will take advice from (either) their own line management or Council.
6.2. Examples of such circumstances include (but are not restricted to):
a) The mentally disabled;
b) Cases where the debtor (or the debtor’s partner) is suffering from serious long-term or acute illness, or is fragile because of age or disability;
c) Cases where there has been recent bereavement of a close member of the family (i.e. spouse, child, or parent);
d) Recent marital break-up;
e) Where someone resident at the premises appears to be in the final weeks of pregnancy;
f) Where the welfare of young children would be put at risk;
g) Where the debtor is deaf, dumb or blind;
h) Any other circumstances where the further pursuit of the debt could be construed as not being in the best interests of the Council.
6.3. The Council will advise the Company of any known domestic information regarding a debtor that may assist in the management of their case. Council will also advise at the time of instruction and at any time thereafter when it becomes known, the details of any potentially violent or aggressive person.
Vulnerability. An explanation for these discrepancies may be that there are many factors of blockchain adoption [24]. It is likely that the experts do not have all factors readily available but mention only those that are important to them. Another explanation for these discrepancies may be that the experts take a different viewpoint. For example, blockchain could provide economic benefits (factor 16) when improving existing business pro- cesses. However, blockchain does not necessarily provide eco- nomic benefits when compared to another technology, which also can be used to improve existing business processes. As another example, in the literature it is well known [42] that a public blockchain has limited transaction scalability, which could be considered as an impediment. However, scalability is only a problem when a requirement exists that exceeds the current scalability of blockchain. As these factors allow for such a point of view, it may explain the discrepancies between the experts opinions.
Vulnerability. As studied in deliverable 2.6 (“Methodology for evaluation of the socio-economic impact of landslides (societal vulnerability)”), the age demographic, and other features (such as wealth, employment) of the population may have an effect upon the vulnerabilities to the landslide hazard. The young, old and disabled may all be less mobile than others and such mobility issues must be dealt with during the evacuation. In addition, such demographic groups may also be more vulnerable to the physical effects exerted by the hazard although this is considered to be an issue somewhat too detailed for the present study
Vulnerability. Please describe how vulnerability factors are being addressed in this project and how the project is enhancing social cohesion defined as "the capacity of a society to ensure the well-being of all its members, minimising disparities and avoiding marginalisation"4 ------------
