As mentioned, the electronic equipment is vulnerable and the tolerance of the over current is finite.
The violence has coincided with a prolonged, bitter political crisis that some say has made Bangladesh — which prides itself on religious tolerance — more vulnerable to extremism.
We cannot assume equivalent haemodynamic tolerance in more vulnerable ASA III or IV patients.
Most candidate species of Crenadactylus are from areas of low human impact however, restricted range taxa with potentially narrow climatic tolerances are particularly vulnerable to rapid anthropogenic climate change [ 22].
Repression may produce some short term satisfaction, but it doesn't create the long-term conditions that promote the security and tolerance needed to protect vulnerable minority communities.
Because of physiologic changes in cardiorespiratory function and obligatory immunologic alterations to allow for fetal tolerance, pregnant women are vulnerable to viral infections, such as influenza.
It generally has narrow tolerances of soil moisture, being vulnerable to drought, and grows in fens and marshes.
The grid is much larger, more interconnected and running closer to its design tolerance, making the entire system highly vulnerable.
Crops in the northern grain belt, notably wheat, are near their maximum tolerance to heat, and so are vulnerable to short-term blasts of higher temperatures.
The present findings indicate that cooperative but differential activation of c-Fos and NGFI-A expression in vulnerable brain areas contribute to the development of tolerance achieved by MHH preconditioning.
The higher the voltage processed by a transformer, the narrower the tolerance for error and the more vulnerable it is, therefore, to the extra electrical jolt that would come from the GIC's (geomagnetically induced currents,) caused by solar EMP.
