Avoid azaleas and rhododendrons as they typically require more water than is appropriate for oaks and may transmit diseases such as Sudden Oak Death.
Effects of the latter type are known as idiosyncratic effects and include some very severe reactions, such as sudden cardiovascular collapse or irreversible suppression of blood cell production.
Generator states move away from their operating points in presence of disturbances in the electric network such as sudden load variations, transmission line losses and short circuits.
Besides, also other important aspects of instrumented indentation of thermal spray coatings, such as sudden drops in penetration depth and failure mechanism, were identified.
It allows companies to manage risks, such as sudden shifts in exchange rates, and thus enables more trade to take place than would otherwise occur.
It also acknowledges that it has been insufficiently aware of the social effects, such as sudden unemployment, of the transition from state-planned to market economies.
We can intuitively understand this result if we assume that the sensitivity of some biological systems (i.e. pathways) to intracellular noise is also an indication of their sensitivity to small extra-cellular perturbations, such as sudden changes in the environment.
Despite the success of reducing the poverty rate, Indonesia still observes many vulnerable people exposed to many kinds of shock, such as sudden price increases, or the loss of employment, or family sickness.
Life on Earth is at the ever-increasing risk of being wiped out by a disaster such as sudden global warming, nuclear war, a genetically engineered virus or other dangers..
In the 1980s others used the term to describe changes in aquatic ecosystems arising from factors such as sudden increases in predatory fish populations from stocking or dramatic declines in predatory fishes caused by overfishing.
She said people were discouraged from saving for retirement by unaffordable house prices, which only meant they were more vulnerable to adversity such as sudden redundancy or the end of a relationship.
