Sentence examples for disruption tolerance from inspiring English sources
Conflicting requirement between wall stabilization and disruption tolerance with respect to the electromagnetic coupling between plasma-structure seems to have a solution with somewhat distant wall location while minimization of the distance between plasma and stabilizing wall is critically important for high beta operation.
Routing researches in sparse networks are different from the dense networks, which pay more attentions on delay and disruption tolerance [18].
"But the DTN has this disruption tolerance, and that's the difference - it has to be much more robust over the kind of distances and the kind of networks we're talking about".
Attributing fatigue mainly to hours of continuous duty and total duty hours is likely to be an over-simplification that overlooks workload, circadian rhythm disruption, tolerance of sleep loss, and other sleep-related factors [ 33].
L. 115 232, § 312(c)(2), substituted "the downtimes (in minutes or hours) these missions can afford based on their mission requirements and risk tolerances" for "the mission requirements associated with disruption tolerances based on risk to mission".
Such a fragment may contribute to disruption of tolerance to fractalkine, resulting in an autoimmune response.
T-cell anergy and differential TCR signalling could thus also be key players in the disruption of tolerance and the onset of autoimmune diseases.
Excluding loci with a general effect on antibiotic tolerance, disruption of 33 loci was beneficial in all three β-lactams tested, while disruption of 12 loci was deleterious (Figure 5A).
Provided that the minor allele of the studied CD40 variant decreases the efficiency of translation, this lower amount of CD40 would then result in a reduced induction of Treg, which would lead to a disruption of immune tolerance.
A combination of genetic factors and environmental triggers can lead to disruption of immune tolerance.
Vitamin D insufficiency, a common problem in apparently healthy elderly people, could lead to the disruption of immune tolerance and play a role in the development of chronic inflammatory disease and the autoimmune disorders often seen with aging.
