Sentence examples for vulnerable to thermal from inspiring English sources

Such systems are vulnerable to thermal stratification, which can significantly compromise performance.

They are also relatively vulnerable to thermal conditions outside the generally accepted range.

The ear is particularly vulnerable to thermal injury because of its location and the thin integument.

We identified catchments that are most vulnerable to thermal stress based on cold-water adapted species' tolerance to thermal changes.

Yedoma, a suite of syngenetically frozen silty ice- and organic-rich deposits with large ice wedges that accumulated during the late Pleistocene, is vulnerable to thermal degradation and erosion because of the extremely high ice contents.

But such experiments are vulnerable to thermal and seismic noise and are difficult to position precisely.

There are many applications where the FGM components are vulnerable to transient thermal shocks.

As the authors state in the paper, "Our findings imply that the outlet glaciers of Greenland, and the ice sheet as a whole, are probably more vulnerable to ocean thermal forcing and peripheral thinning than inferred previously from existing numerical ice-sheet models".

First, the human oesophagus is non-keratinising, hence more vulnerable to abrasive, thermal and pH injuries.

The organ most vulnerable to accidental thermal ablation is the bowel.

The results indicate that grouted macadams could be as vulnerable to combinations of thermal and traffic stress as concrete and with respect to traffic induced stresses at the underside of the surfacing layer.