Sentence examples similar to a category of damage from inspiring English sources

We turn next to the question whether loss of enjoyment of life should be considered a category of damages separate from pain and suffering.

In the United States, black carbon emissions are indirectly monitored and minimized through federal and state programs that limit small particulate emissions, a category of particles damaging to human health that includes black carbon.

My wife tends to watch our credit cards pretty closely.'" Military boys are in a category of complexity and damage all of their own.

"Had the water levels been just a little bit higher, we could have jumped into a much bigger category of damage".

Traditionally, in this State and elsewhere, this aspect of suffering has not been treated as a separate category of damages; instead, the plaintiff's inability to enjoy life to its fullest has been considered one type of suffering to be factored into a general award for nonpecuniary damages, commonly known as pain and suffering.

Table 1 Relation of damage category and limiting tensile strain, according to Boscardin and Cording (1989) Category of damage Degree of severity Limiting strain 0 Negligible 0−0.05 1 Very slight 0.05−0.075 2 Slight 0.075−0.15 3 Moderate 0.15−0.3 4 Severe ≥0.3.

The score of all leaves was used to calculate an individual index of herbivory, IH = Σ nC0 4 N−1; where C is the category of damage, n is the number of leaves in the Cth category, and N is the number of leaves sampled (five, in this case) [60].

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Up to $1 billion of the $1.6 billion reserve could be used to compensate for losses from the accident, as much as half of it for what is sometimes a major category of costs: damage to natural resources like fisheries and other wildlife habitats.

The effects of four categories of damage modes, such as fatigue compression loading (Mode F), freeze-thaw cycling (Mode FT), fatigue compression loading followed by freeze-thaw cycling (Mode F-FT), and freeze-thaw cycling followed by fatigue compression loading (Mode FT-F), on the dynamic compressive strength of concrete were investigated systematically.

We assessed the presence or absence of different categories of damage on each leaf, divided into seven categories: 1) leaf mines, 2) necrosis spots, 3) bite damage, 4) discolouration/wilting, 5) curled leaves, 6) fungus, and 7) scale insects.