Sentence examples for more severe environments from inspiring English sources

The proposed model guarantees the ACID properties of transactions in more severe environments, such as those subject to malicious faults (Byzantine faults).

Here, there is evidence for an increase in inbreeding depression in more severe environments [ 37, 38], but mixed support for an increase in inbreeding depression with age [ 12].

Collectively the four genes chosen here cover a variety of different animal traits that could be associated with variation in the ability to survive in remote and potentially more severe environments, and where feed availability was probably reduced relative to farmed sheep.

Examples in other species include increasing inbreeding depression in more severe environments in wild populations of great tits (Parus major) [ 7] and of cactus finches (Geospiza scandens) [ 39], but Kruuk et al. [ 40] found no evidence for such an interaction in a population of collared flycatchers (Ficedula albicollis).

These genes may be associated with carbon storage (for example, granulose formation) activities prior to the cells entering the more severe environment during stationary phase.

Moreover, this shock test machine can be regulated conveniently to adjust to a different type of equipment and be extended easily to suit more severe shock environments and heavier equipment.

Corrosion occurs in virtually all engineering materials' applications but more severe in some environments.

As the phenomenon of urban heat islands (UHI) aggravates heat stresses, the effects will be more severe in urban environments.

Distinct characteristics of such structures are that they are most often invisible, exposed to more severe underground corrosive environments and with strict durability requirements.

Inbreeding depression is expected to be more severe in stressful environments.

Finally, because inbreeding depression is thought to be more severe in stressful environments [ 23], we investigated the effect of inbreeding on mortality after extreme cold exposure in male and female offspring from our two pedigrees to expose possibly hidden effects of inbreeding not expressed in the relatively benign conditions in the laboratory.