Sentence examples for rugged due to from inspiring English sources

We found that the local fitness landscape is rugged, due to non-additive interactions between mutations.

The landscape is rugged due to the weather and coastal location but this adds to its beauty and uniqueness.

While the projections of the thermodynamic landscapes shown in Figures 2 and 3 appear to be smooth, the true landscapes are actually quite rugged due to energetic terms like hydrogen bonding and Van der Waals interactions.

Likewise, direct radio communication with the forward companies on the battalion command net with the new Type 31 VHF radios was obstructed by the rugged terrain due to the sitting of Battalion Headquarters in low ground relative to the forward companies and the requirement for line-of-sight.

Be robust to changes in measurement conditions caused by the imperfect altitude control of the robotic platform due to rugged underwater terrains and underwater currents and the variable turbidity of seawater which affect colour attenuation.

The move by the FGN to radically increase the grid capacity to 25,000 MW by 2025 [19], if realised, it may not even favour the extension of the national grid to the coastline communities due to rugged terrains and the privatisation of the power sector that is profit driven.

Population density is low and communities live far apart, some of which are hard to reach due to rugged mountainous terrain.

In both Ghor and Badghis (northeast of Herat) provinces, transportation links are particularly poor due to rugged terrain and the lack of paved roads, and existing roads are often blocked by snowfall in winter.

The paddle can easily firmly hook on the poles due to their rugged shape, which suggested that the ePaddle module has great obstacle-negotiating capability when accessing rugged obstacles.

Due to the rugged terrain, the helicopter could have landed in an area where the crew was unable to get a beacon or radio signal out, Warren said.

However, due to inaccessibility, rugged and inhospitable terrain, and historical lack of foresight concerning the need to have these headwaters adequately gauged, their potential is not readily realizable.