These are created by the logic outputs of network subcircuits, and in modern animals these outputs are impervious to continuous adaptive variation unlike genes operating more peripherally in the network.
Thus, it is relatively impervious to brightness and contrast variations across an image or between different images.
At the time her coiffure was a violet fringe surmounted by a tonsure of gray, a Rothkoesque variation on the Dutch Boy she wears, impervious to changes in style, in every era covered by "The Beaches of Agnès".
Besides the improvement in the propagation loss, a significant change to the DUTs after annealing was that it became impervious to wavelength change, hence making the DUTs less sensitive to wavelength variation.
People who are resistant to staph, they suspect, might have slight genetic variations that tweak the hemoglobin regions the bacteria seek, making them impervious to the attack.
But they are not impervious to elections.
They are oddly impervious to torture.
"Touch!" G.K. seemed impervious to the attention.
They seem impervious to the December cold.
The trend was impervious to the recession.
