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In this picture an arrow represents a vector, which is defined by its length and by its direction.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
In this article I am planning to introduce you to some of my findings around a new attack vector which is of type non-persistent XSS but a lot more dangerous than the persistent one.— GNUCITIZEN Comments
As far as what attack vector is … well, I am not claiming that my English is perfect but if we google for the word vector you will see that there are mainly two types of definitions: one related to biology and one related to mathematics.— GNUCITIZEN Comments
The direction of the vector was constant between bins, but the magnitude of this cell's vector was a function of the instantaneous discharge rate.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
The pEF6-eIF2α-S51A-Myc-His expression vector was obtained from the BCCM / LMBP plasmid collection of the University of Ghent— PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles

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