Sentence examples similar to prone to increment from inspiring English sources

In particular, due to the large volume of material (risk-volume) under test, Gaussian specimens, recently introduced for investigating size effects in VHCF, are extremely prone to heat dissipation and to the consequent temperature increment.

The estimates of timeIncrement, bitsReceivedCount, and packetsPerPicture are prone to error due to packet loss.

In the past I would have written this all off as simple bureaucratic fear of a changing world so prone to anti-hacker moral panics that you can be sentenced to three years in jail for incrementing a URL, or life without parole for running an online marketplace.

Prone to self-destruct.

He was prone to hallucinations.

They're prone to violence.

(Las Vegas is prone to earthquakes).

Americans are prone to excess.

Monocultures are prone to disease.

People are prone to madness.

Prone to sudden unpredictable failure.