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In addition, the relatively larger grains in the Al-alloyed samples resulted in less grain boundaries, which were vulnerable sites for erosion initiation, hence also contributing to higher cavitation erosion resistance compared with the laser-melted samples.
Marshes, date-palm orchards, and water-filled ditches held Bravo Company to a few roads, not much wider than their squat Humvees, which were vulnerable to attack by rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and "improvised explosive devices".
As retailers replace old magnetic stripe systems, which were vulnerable to widespread fraud, with new ones, they are also adding NFC capabilities, already used in the UK for Oyster cards and in many shops.
Part of the U.S. Asiatic Fleet, however, had already gone south in November; and the surviving major ships and bomber aircraft, which were vulnerable for lack of fighter protection, were withdrawn in the next fortnight to safety in bases in Java and Australia.
The success of the evacuation operation was possible largely because of vast improvements in the country's physical infrastructure and communication systems, although the police found it necessary, at times, to coerce reluctant villagers to leave their mud and thatch homes, which were vulnerable to high winds and drenching rain, local officials said.
Tanyel [55] hypothesized that elevated IAMNP is translated to elevated fetal IAP, both of which were vulnerable to elevations in maternal IAP [55].
And which are vulnerable to powerful storms, like Hurricane Sandy.
Many IoT devices are built on open-source operating systems, which are vulnerable to hacker attacks.
The traditional slurry-based technologies lead to loose interparticle connection, which is vulnerable upon bending.
Financial stocks, which are vulnerable to interest rate fluctuations, were among the losers, including Merrill Lynch.
Most of the loans carry adjustable rates, which are vulnerable to interest rate fluctuations, they say.
