Previously, mikes relied on FM channels, which never caught on beyond classrooms for the hearing impaired because they were vulnerable to interference.
Wireless technology has not been kind to most people who wear hearing aids: because the older models lack internal shields to segregate digital frequencies, the devices are vulnerable to interference from cellphones.
The Global Positioning System which airlines plan to use to land flights in zero visibility, railroads want for avoiding train collisions and ships use to navigate shoals -- is vulnerable to interference and even "spoofing" by enemies, the Transportation Department said today.
Once committed to long-term memory, the results of learning tend to endure but can be abruptly abolished when specific parts of the brain are injured or removed; they also are vulnerable to interference from other learning.
Not Reliable, U.S. Says The Global Positioning System -- which airlines plan to use to land flights in zero visibility, railroads want for avoiding train collisions and ships use to navigate shoals -- is vulnerable to interference and even "spoofing" by enemies, the Transportation Department said.
Some assays, especially those with short, nonequilibrium incubation times are vulnerable to interference by the GH binding protein present in serum.
Analogously, expansion of (Psi _{R_{12}}) to (Psi '_{R_{1}} equiv Psi _{R_{11}}cup Psi _{R_{12}}) increases the dimension of (mathcal {R}_{12}), the subspace of R 1's receive space which is vulnerable to interference from T 2, by at most (2{L}_{R_{1}} |Psi _{R_{11}}setminus Psi _{R_{12}}|).
HF transmissions are able to carry a longer distance than VHF, but are vulnerable to interference and static; VHF is clearer with less interference, and preferred by flight crews.
Assessment of the generation and function of miRNAs suggests that these ncRNAs are vulnerable to interference from genetic, epigenetic, and environmental factors.
Rodier suggests that because the central nervous system and its myelinisation developmental processes are vulnerable to interference by agents that adult physiology can cope with, it is reasonable to expect that the later stages of brain development present particular risks [ 39].
