Sentences with phrase «untested in»

Anything that's connected to the internet is potentially vulnerable to intrusions, but as a new category of devices, smart speakers are simply untested in the security arena.

These techniques, however, remain untested in the FCPA realm.

Answer: That is an interesting idea, which has been the subject of academic articles but remains untested in court.

This aspect of the DPP's policy is untested in the Courts.

Pekka, to claim that the temperature effect of CO2 absorbing IR in the atmosphere is unmeasurable except in the atmosphere is a good way of glossing over the fact that the claimed warming phenomenon (backradiation or insulation or IR absorption) is: a. imprecisely described, and non-existent according to G&T b. untested in the laboratory — probably because it hasn't been precisely described c. very small according to the precisely measured radiative transfer data precisely modeled in Spectralcalc d. confounded by other variables in the real atmosphere

The focus of NEW MATERIAL is to expose brave departures in the practices of established and mid-career artists and galleries; particularly bodies of work unfettered by trends, and to date untested in the commercial realm.

It's a new initiative and untested in the market.

Senator Van Hollen is somewhat untested in student loan Senatorial legislation, but he has a track record in the House of Representatives.

Sony is already taking orders for schools waiting to hop onboard; if they're willing to try a company that's relatively untested in education, they may get a better deal than they expect.

So the observation guide used in classroom this year is essentially untested in Louisiana.

One interesting comparison between Boyhood and Spotlight is that they both were distributed by indies that were untested in Oscar waters.

Del Toro has only produced Uprising; the director's chair is now occupied by Spartacus: Blood And Sand creator Steven S. DeKnight, who's untested in the arena of big - budget IMAX spectacle.

The low - fat diet, of course, up until that point in time was completely untested in humans.

Although GR has been accurately tested in weak gravitational fields, it remains largely untested in the general strong field cases.

Nevertheless, they remain largely untested in humans.

In the current study, the researchers report the success of the BASILICA procedure in seven gravely ill patients who qualified for compassionate use of the technique — then untested in humans — because no other care options were available.

Such algorithms, now commonplace in internet commerce, finance and self - driving cars, are relatively untested in medicine and health care.

The drug, untested in pregnant women, caused severe birth defects in thousands of infants, and the FDA scrambled to improve drug testing.

The party has had success in local and European elections for which turnout is low but it it is relatively untested in bigger battles.

There was also cross-party pressure from his colleagues who wanted to avoid the House of Commons having to resort to procedures to eject an MP that are untested in recent times.

In theory, the Commons can order imprisonment or issue fines, but neither of these sanctions has been used for years and a 2012 report said its powers were «untested in recent times».

Cuomo is untested in such a race against a candidate who could draw a passionate following and has celebrity status.

But he is untested in government.

The De Gea saga rumbles on, Sergio Romero is untried and untested in the Premier League (we saw how De Gea struggled in his first season), and then we have Victor Valdes — now out of favour with Van Gaal, who seems to make more enemies than Sep Blatter.

Denis Stracqualursi, on - loan from Tigre, is untested in England.

Morata is untested in the prem.

Denayer has spent the last two seasons out on loan at Celtic and Galatasaray and although he has been impressive in his loan spells, he remains untested in the Premier League.

Cazorla (Aging and can barely stay fit) Xhaka (Agressive, Mr Redcard... u can be sure he'd leave u high and dry when you least expect it) Silva (An uncaptured player, Untested in an Arsenal side, 70 % unproven)....

There wasn't much action between Spain and Italy, but the Spaniards looked relatively untested in their win.

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Chambers may ideally be suited there, but he's untested in that position.

Anything that's connected to the internet is potentially vulnerable to intrusions, but as a new category of devices, smart speakers are simply untested in the security arena.

Macron is also untested in the world of politics, so winning the presidential race could be the start of an uphill battle.

Not exact matches

It says on day one, all you have in your new venture is a series of untested hypothesis.

Sharing those Bitcoin keys with untested software in order to claim a Bitcoin Cash gift is highly risky — maybe too risky.

Gordon is curious about an untested policy called «price - level targeting,» which would refocus monetary policy on achieving an absolute increase in prices over time, rather than the current emphasis on the rate of change.

In many ways, this sort of growth trajectory can unfold more predictably, and possibly more quickly, than a more conventional foray into international markets that involve the familiar cycle of trade shows, cold - calling, and targeted marketing efforts in untested areaIn many ways, this sort of growth trajectory can unfold more predictably, and possibly more quickly, than a more conventional foray into international markets that involve the familiar cycle of trade shows, cold - calling, and targeted marketing efforts in untested areain untested areas.

Smolyansky is also the co-founder of Test400k, a non-profit dedicated to eliminating the backlog of 400,000 untested rape kits in the U.S. and stop violence against women.

Bonfigli, who served as CEO until Gibbs took over in late 2012, knew that many dealers would need their hands held if they were going to dip their toes into the then - untested waters of Internet marketing.

The cyber insurance policy is the hottest insurance product in the market, but it is untested for wide - range, catastrophic cyber events, and many risk managers and security experts warn the days of low premiums and cover - everything policies are numbered.

Instead of building the maximum number of features, founders treat their vision as a series of untested hypotheses, then get out of the building and test a minimum feature set in the shortest period of time.

Witnesses of the Florida crash have reported the Tesla driver who died was watching a film from the Harry Potter series at the time of the accident, a detail that would seem to further bolster perceptions that drivers are placing excessive trust in an untested feature.

These factors will at times seem tangled; they will proceed in fits and starts, as the ambitions of an untested President interact with the interests of a recalcitrant conservative block, a determined opposition, and the will of a divided public.

They don't want to hear a bunch of rhetoric that is unprovable and untested... They want to know, and ideally in real time, whether progress is being made or progress is being lost on the stated goals.

With hitherto favourite Francois Fillon, a conservative, embroiled in scandal over his wife's job and rising centrist star, Emmanuel Macron, yet untested, Le Pen's FN says it can thwart polls that see her losing in a second round run - off.

For Point72, it's a new way of of finding talent in the still relatively untested world of quantitative investing — a style that relies largely on numbers and statistical modeling but dominated the list of top earning hedge funders of 2016, according to Institutional Investor's Alpha.

Savannah Law School professor Andrew Wright, former associate counsel in the Obama White House, said it is unusual for a president to turn to lawyers like Ekonomou who are untested on the national scene and not part of the elite white - collar bar.

Bloomberg's Tracy Alloway has pointed out the parallels to John Brooks's account of the stock market crash of 1962, in which mutual funds, then a relatively untested and worrying sector of the market, actually bought when others were selling.

I would not exclude another LTCM style episode of systemic risk given the risk of unraveling of highly leveraged carry trades and the end of easy liquidity: triggers could be a disorderly move of the US dollar, perhaps following trade war threats to China, leading to a 1987 - style stock market crash; or MBSs interacting with a housing slump and the hedging activities of GSEs; or greater corporate distress or a Ford / GM entering into Chapter 11 triggering a massive sell - off in the murky, non-transparent and untested credit derivatives.

Whether it will connect with consumers that are not interested in buying a Tesla, but willing to drop over $ 150,000 on an untried, untested new car with little supporting infrastructure, remains to be seen.