Sentences with phrase «point of failure risk»

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Proponents argue that blockchain technology could be used to reduce the risk of many IoT devices being compromised by a single point of failure, such as a server.

The failure to fully disclose all risks in whitepapers and prospectuses — as required for other securities offerings — remains a point of concern, not only within the country but among the international regulatory community.

I pointed out to Bob the irony — in a large company «fear of failure» inhibits speed and risk taking while in a startup «fear of failure» drives speed and urgency.

But the whole point of it is that if you don't risk, you don't really have a lot of failures in your resume.

I've discussed making family favorites vs. pushing the envelope before (Brownie Points or Epic Failure; No Bake Chocolate Mousse), and the inherent risk of fFailure; No Bake Chocolate Mousse), and the inherent risk of failurefailure.

Just the complicated one with Morse at center has more moving parts and more potential points of failure leading to a more Risk / Reward type scheme that needs other things in the offense to go well to keep the defense from heavily focusing on it.

My point was that when we say «c - sections are safer» it's because (for example) when we chose a c - section for breech or for failure to progress when there is a risk of infection present, it's the baby we're protecting, while the mother assumes the known and immediate risks of the surgery.

At the direction of Governor Cuomo, these agencies are currently conducting a full investigation into several recent failures that could pose a risk to the health and safety of those who live and work in the vicinity of Indian Point.

He points out that while African Americans are at much higher risk of heart failure, there is no similarly higher number for risk of suffering heart attack, which, like diabetes and hypertension, often leads to heart failure.

I've found that for students who have lost confidence to the point of not wanting to risk more failure, it is helpful to start the effort - to - progress record keeping and graphing with something they enjoy, such as shooting foul shots or computer keyboarding speed and accuracy.

[13] Nonetheless, the tremendous scale and consistently negative effects of current offerings points to the need to improve these courses, particularly for students most at risk of course failure and college dropout.

As we point out later, the influence of these models has gradually atrophied since the mid-1980s, although the models appear to be resurfacing recently as more and more scholars return to the study of effective teaching and schooling, especially for students at - risk for failure to learn to read, write, and compute effectively (e.g., Puma et al., 1997; Stringfield, Millsap, & Herman, 1997; Wharton - MacDonald, Pressley, & Hampston, 1998).

Even worse, there's the risk of a «single point of failure.»

Forgo the higher price point and the stronger royalty percentages to satisfy reader desires (and if you do the math, authors earn less money with trade pb until the tipping point), or go for the hardcover, get more support and have a higher chance of earning out that advance (or the greater risk of failure if it doesn't work).

It requires being at a point in experience curve where risk of failures can be minimised.

As for SocGen, leaving aside their chaotic conference call, I would simply point out that it is a pretty colossal failure of risk control to allow anyone that much power inside their firm.

And with the spate of cybersecurity attacks and threats that exist, using blockchain in law firms helps avoid a single point of failure and can greatly reduce the risk of security breaches with sensitive data.

Given that its terms focus on the «vulnerabilities» of Indigenous women and girls as opposed to failures of governments and service agencies — the inquiry risks missing the whole point.

The only things you list that are actually worse for electronic voting than they are for paper balloting are the problem of risk allocation (there are fewer points of failure between the voter and the count in paper ballots, and they are less easily manipulated), and the problem of secret balloting (which is only worse for internet - based voting).

The [LSAT risk bank] framework represents only a starting point for assessing the risk of bar failure.

Mitigate the risk of single point of failure in anything you do with decentralized technologies.

Perform feasibility analysis and risk assessments for Department of Defense (DOD) to determine potential Point of Failures as it relates to telecommunications networks.