Examples of using Can be exploited in English and their translations into Japanese
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We find that the expression levels of a small set of genes can be exploited to predict the instantaneous growth rate of any cellular culture with high accuracy.
The attack method described in the Meltdown white paper is novel, and can be exploited using high-level programming languages like C or potentially even JavaScript.
Advising on the Use of the IP to Generate Income Once identified, and where possible, the IP rights are protected. We then advise on the manners in which the IP rights can be exploited by the company.
When in company, the areas with environmental puzzles have fewer screen objects that can be exploited, and the resolution employs the minds of all the players involved, up to a maximum of three and for which there are no limits to the use of characters.
The bypass can be exploited only if the target system has BitLocker enabled without a PIN or USB key, the computer is domain-joined, and the attacker has physical access to the computer.
The US Department of Homeland Security has ordered all government agencies stop using Kaspersky Lab's software for protection against computer threats as it fears the Russian company can be exploited by hackers hired by the Kremlin to try to violate the computer users for the purpose.
Many hydropower plants benefit from several storage schemes, and in some river systems a number of power stations are positioned in cascade one after the other, so that the water's energy can be exploited several times before it finally flows out into the sea.
On the contrary, miniaturization of mechanisms may be beneficial because various physical/chemical phenomena and material properties that are overlooked in our familiar world or are considered to be unable to apply to the conventional machines can be exploited.
For this to be effective, however, it is necessary that the Kremlin can convince Iran, a country which is much closer after entering the Syrian conflict. seems to be no doubt that Tehran will continue an underground and unofficial action against Israel, which, however, also takes place in the opposite direction and the alliance with Moscow can be exploited, in the thoughts of the ayatollahs also for this purpose.
This vulnerability could be exploited when a user opens a specially crafted file.
On the other hand, we can find on the spot many resources which could be exploited directly by the inhabitants of a Moon base.
The vulnerability could be exploited through Microsoft Outlook only when using Microsoft Word as the email viewer.
The security issue in the SS7 signaling system could be exploited by criminals, terrorists and intelligence agencies to spy on communications.
Cancer cells often have high levels of ATP that provides energy for metabolism and this could be exploited for treatment.
The cybersecurity software's shields are really tested because, in this simulation, the malware needs to pass through third-party applications which are up-to-date, and therefore free of any known vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malware.
In 2013, the two researchers conducted DARPA-funded research into vehicle security, demonstrating vulnerabilities that could be exploited in vehicles from a wide range of automakers.
Though the geopolitical discourse has gotten heated, the report concluded that the flaws in Huawei's code are related to“basic engineering competence and cyber security hygiene” and could be exploited by anyone.
The fourth variant uses speculative execution to expose sensitive data through a side channel and could be exploited by scripts running within a program to access other parts of that program.
In their new study, the researchers sought to discover if their ability to reactivate existing memories could be exploited to treat depression.
Even after the Germans decided to permit the remaining Soviet soldiers to survive so that their labor could be exploited, Soviet soldiers were generally incarcerated under harsher conditions- often in concentration camps- than any other group of prisoners of war.