However, it is not absolutely corrosion proof, particularly in environments where it is either exposed to free chlorides and/or where its oxygen-rich protective coat has been damaged.
Indeed there are some environments where it is the only way of making the scale possible.
These men were used to being "thrown into different environments where it doesn't matter whether you're white or black or Hispanic," Professor Price said.
Mr King said: "Our high streets are suffering because they have been made environments where it is less and less amenable for shoppers to shop.
Under green chaparral, the gravitational movement of bits of soil, particles of sand, and other loose debris goes on month after month, year after year, especially in oversteepened environments, where it can represent more than half of all erosion.
"We've specialized in knowledge-oriented environments, where it took a long time to become an effective hunter or forager, and there are still a lot of reasons to believe the learning-intensive nature of such strategies are responsible for the long childhood period".
In environments where it takes a lot of effort to make a living, genes have to work hard and each can do only one job: molars crunch, claws kill, larynxes cry; the genome is as segmented and task-defined as the working day was on a Detroit assembly line way back when.
And in the same way that companies will "greenwash" their initiatives by invoking eco-friendly window dressing to hide less-palatable practices, there has also emerged a term to describe similar efforts to read "openness" into situations and environments where it doesn't exist: "openwashing".
Moreover, the programme is untried in clinical environments, where it would ultimately be delivered.
We evaluated the validity of our approach in simulated and real environments, where it was benchmarked against previous methods.
