Sentences with phrase «uncovered by»

Xiaomi says MIUI 9.2 contains a patch for the KRACK WPA2 security vulnerability uncovered by security searchers last year, and fixes a bug involving duplicate WhatsApp and Telegram notifications.

The code, which was uncovered by Tsuzaki and first surfaced by The Next Web's Matt Navarra on Twitter last week, shows what is evidently an unreleased voice assistant capable of making suggestions and finding basic information like the score of a sports game.

According to a FCC filing uncovered by 9to5Mac, we'll soon be getting our eyes on the first Beats headphones produced under new ownership.

This is according to a patent published by the European Trade Mark and Design Network, uncovered by Android Headlines.

Now, the first evidence of the Pixel 3's existence has been uncovered by the keen - eyed developers studying the Android Open Source Project code.

One of the new bits uncovered by the outlet is that Faraday's main financier, Jia Yueting, is suing a software developer who accuses Jia of...

One of the new bits uncovered by the outlet is that Faraday's main financier, Jia Yueting, is suing a software developer who accuses Jia of creating a $ 75 million trust fund for his kids with Faraday's money.

If you applied for life insurance previously, that would have been uncovered by the underwriter by looking at your medical history, and that would go into your MIB report.

Basically, riders are additional features, which embellish the value of life insurance plans while offering extra benefits, which are uncovered by the original document of the policy.

The majority of frauds were uncovered by accident or by whistleblowers.

John F. Dickey, manager of what DuPont Co. calls its law firm partnering program, says he was surprised by the depth of miscommunication uncovered by the survey.

key learnings uncovered by senior partners and practice groups can be incorporated into professional development programming for students and associates

Retired B.C. teacher on trial for child pornography after it was uncovered by renovators, Canadian Press

Appeals courts in Louisiana have denied retrials to Floyd, but a federal court has vacated Floyd's sentence based on evidence uncovered by IPNO.

So it's very enlightening to see how the «privacy law» is bearing up in the scandalous situation uncovered by the Times Colonist last week.

The findings uncovered by a biographical data analysis provide essential screening information that a firm needs to effectively sift through the thousands of résumés received through on - campus interviews, write - ins and job fairs.

Thousands of companies misusing the Temporary Foreign Worker program, uncovered by the Alberta Federation of Labour, prove that the program should remain a federal responsibility.

The reports of BMWs suddenly self - igniting was uncovered by an investigation conducted by ABC News.

Still, Devine says that in the wrongful conviction case of Anthony Porter, who was freed largely because of information uncovered by the Innocence Project, he never considered subpoenaing the Northwestern students.

It was uncovered by classic law enforcement techniques.

If the evidence uncovered by the search implicated others who were not pardoned, investigators could continue pursuing those suspects.

New facts uncovered by BuzzFeed focus on a California investigation, but may cause Ontario Uber users to question the company's commitment to ensuring both its operators and passengers are adequately covered by insurance.

That was the horror uncovered by the Court of Appeal in Cardiff County Court v Lee (Flowers)[2016] EWCA 1034 (see «Civil way», 166 NLJ 7721, p17).

Company counsel may encounter circumstances where an employee seeks to assert the attorney — client privilege to prevent the disclosure of information uncovered by counsel during investigative interviews by arguing that company counsel represents the employee as an individual.

An error in a divorce form has been uncovered by the Ministry of Justice and HM Courts and Tribunals.

With Rothstein having all that money to throw around, you might think he could have bought himself a better costume than the Afro - wigged, tie - dyed hippie get - up uncovered by the blog South Florida Lawyers.

According to the Times, the searches don't appear directly related to Mueller's probe of Russian influence, but likely precipitated by information uncovered by the special counsel.

None of the other following studies have had similar audit, and until such time as they do, in the light of the many flaws uncovered by Steve McIntyre, and the Wegman Report, they can no longer be relied upon.»

So by measuring the C14, C13, and C12 ratios, scientists can determine when the rocks were last uncovered by ice.

I am an optimist at heart but after each error was uncovered by a host of people (starting with M&M) I have seen not one inch of a step back by the team.

That as I understand it is a separate matter uncovered by Nic Lewis and written up by Andrew Montford for the GWPF.

The 71 - page document on the government's National Environmental Policy Act, uncovered by DeSmogBlog, declares that greenhouse gases are a «non-existent harm».

The monster will evolve over time as new information is uncovered by research.

In the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources last June came together and unanimously voted out a bipartisan bill to address the key problems uncovered by our hearings on the disaster.

«Words uncovered by our analysis suggest that responses to climate change news are predominately from climate change activists rather than climate change deniers,» the authors write in the study, «indicating that Twitter is a valuable resource for the spread of climate change awareness.»

Internal company documents uncovered by a Dutch news organization show that the oil giant Shell had a deep understanding, dating at least to the 1980s, of the science and risks of global warming caused by fossil fuel emissions.

But now another damning example has been uncovered by Steven Goddard's US blog Real Science, showing how shamelessly manipulated has been one of the world's most influential climate records, the graph of US surface temperature records published by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

It can not be reduced to theorems and principles to be uncovered by further research.

In a November 1, 2007 editorial in the University of Calgary newsweekly the Gauntlet, features editor Jon Roe called on the university to sever all ties with the Friends of Science and hold Cooper accountable for any ethical breaches uncovered by the internal audit.

A letter that Dr. Soon wrote in 2003, uncovered by Greenpeace, states:

These are organic remains recently uncovered by the retreating glacier.

What I'm ready to say and what's more meaningful for me to comment is that I don't believe that anything essential is left hidden or that any significant errors in data based on instrumental records were left uncovered by the questionable actions.

Originally uncovered by The Center for Climate Integrity, O'Keefe's «Actions to Address Greenhouse Gas Emissions» reflects the precarious position API was in at the time: stuck between acknowledging climate change -LSB-...]

The periods of intense hurricanes uncovered by the new research were driven in part by intervals of warm sea surface temperatures that previous research has shown occurred during these time periods, according to the new study.

So says a 1991 report by the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy (NCRP) that was housed in the University of California - San Francisco's Legacy Tobacco Documents and uncovered by DeSmog Blog «s Steve Horn.

+ (Above) The obscured detail of a pooping man, thought to be censored by none other than Queen Victoria, was uncovered by the conservators at the Royal Collection Trust in a painting by Isack van Ostade.

Early in life, I found that amid the pulling and twisting of muscles and bones was a secret that could be uncovered by drawing.

In contrast to the verticality of traditional sculpture, these fountains descend into underground microcosmic topographies that recall the banks of a river or the bottom of a lake, as it reveals fictitious undergrowth uncovered by the removal of a few paving stones.

In addition, Del Federico will give a lecture, Portrait of an Ancient Woman Uncovered by New X-Ray Technology, at Pratt Institute's Manhattan campus on November 9, 2017.

These categories provide vantage points from which to examine the most poignant relationships that Africans have with the land, whether it be to earth as a sacred or medicinal material, as something uncovered by mining or claimed by burial, as a surface to be interpreted and turned to for inspiration, or as an environment to be protected.