What aspects of its biology make it vulnerable to anthropogenic intervention?
Electricity market forces and renewable energy integration promote the exchange of large power volumes over long distances, push the grid to operate closer to its limits, and make it vulnerable to cascading outages, e.g., triggered by disconnections of overloaded lines.
But its pricey phones make it vulnerable to economic downturns.
We used the large-bodied neotropical red howler monkey (Alouatta seniculus) as our case study species because its life history characteristics make it vulnerable to hunting.
The CAR's location, being landlocked and surrounded by the failed states of Chad, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sudan, make it vulnerable and beholden to its neighbors.
Even more, the craft's unusual design and strong propellers make it vulnerable to getting caught in its own downdraft and crashing to the ground.
Its close proximity to Uganda and Rwanda also make it vulnerable to incursions by armed groups in these countries.
The multiple functions of TH, such as its role in fetal development and its regulation of metabolism and heart rate, make it vulnerable at many points.
The company's monopolies make it vulnerable to antitrust enforcement and other regulatory intervention, and that vulnerability makes it more susceptible to coercion.
Ukraine's political in-fighting, the existence of a controversial trading intermediary, its opaque system of gas distribution, the weakness of its law and the extent of corruption all make it vulnerable.
If there are gaps to be filled, the brain will fill them, which could make it vulnerable to the same kind of errors as its predecessors.From the very real travelling criminal, via the Phantom of Heilbronn, the Wellcome exhibition returns to the central question.
