Sentence examples for prone to blockages from inspiring English sources

Instead, the city relies on a 11,000km system of pumping stations and concrete sewers, which are notoriously prone to blockages and floods.

The outlets of coal storage and feed containers in coal preparation and power plants are prone to blockages due to cohesion of the extruded materials.

In this paper, we study a noise-limited low-latency decode-and-forward cooperative network set in a dynamic environment prone to link blockage.

To the best of the authors' knowledge, the derived closed-form expressions for outage probability are novel and can be utilized in determining outage performance in a dynamic network environment prone to link blockage.

In this paper, we have investigated DF cooperative networks prone to link blockage over temporally correlated Rayleigh fading between nodes and derived novel exact and asymptotic expressions for outage probability.

Why do we have an appendix and wisdom teeth, a narrow birth canal, arteries prone to atherosclerotic blockage, and cells that can divide out of control?

Synthetic vessels made of Teflon exist, but they are prone to infection and blockage by blood clots, and tend to work for only a few months.The animal experiments suggest the new, all-collagen vessels are capable of lasting at least a year without noticeable deterioration.

However, the porous phantom is limited to fixed geometry and prone to air bubbles and blockages.

The main concern then will be whether the reduced flows in the sewerage system are more prone to becoming anaerobic or whether blockages are more likely to occur.

Furthermore, trophoblastic cells are highly prone to unspecific binding, which is resistant to conventional blocking methods, but which can be alleviated through blockage with human serum.

Blockage of PS exposed on platelets resulted in an alteration of clot architecture toward more prone to lysis.