Communication interference

Work around large equipment often creates excessive noise. The effects of noise can include (a) workers being startled, annoyed, or distracted, (b) physical damage to the ear, pain, and temporary and/or permanent hearing loss, and (c) communication interference that may increase potential hazards due to the inabdity to warn of danger and the proper safety precautions to be taken. 

The selective action of communication interference supposes that the disadvantage in responding to the pheromone of another species is not reduced hybrid viability... 

An alternative, plausible scenario for the switch from 11- to A12-tetradecenyl acetates in O. furnacalis that cannot be excluded is a stepwise change. First, 12-tetradecenyl acetates would be added to the An-tetradecenyl acetates, followed by the elimination of the 1 -(etradecenyl acetates. The initial addition of the l2-componenis and the subsequent loss of the An-components could have been favored by either communication interference or reinforcement (sensu Butlin) in contact with other Ostrinia spp. using the ancestral An-components. 

Noise produced by weapon firing can be hazardous to hearing, cause communication interference and aid the enemy in detection. A blast deflector offers relief to the crew by di-... 

Consider factors which might alleviate or intensify the direct effects of the initial failure condition. Include consequent or related conditions (e.g. the presence of smoke, acceleration vectors, interruption of communication, interference with cabin pressurisation, etc.) which may affect the ability of the crew to deal with direct effects. 

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