Sentence examples for account for damage from inspiring English sources

The density is assessed spatially and temporally to account for damage anisotropy and evolution.

To account for damage progression after crack initiation there is a fracture energy calculated for each of four failure modes.

However this model tends to overestimate the peak impact load after the onset of damage since it does not account for damage initiation and propagation.

Moreover, the use of fatigue curves, usually made on the basis of the number of cycles to failure, makes it difficult to describe and account for damage evolution.

Previous models for the deformation of two-phase materials with heterogeneous second phase distributions have been extended to account for damage coalescence.

The approach is based on the framework of continuum damage mechanics where the fatigue model is derived by means of Marigo's formulation where the yield concept is replaced by a loading unloading irreversibility concept allowing to account for damage accumulation even for loading levels below the yield surface.

"The question is, is the payment sufficient" to account for damages into the future, he said.

The fact is, the direct and indirect underwriting to this industry -- including an almost complete failure to account for damages to public land, water, and health -- has been wildly underestimated, not overestimated.

The loss estimation accounts for damage to residential buildings, and considers the full effect of all the seismic aftershock events that lasted for nearly a month.

Fracpro models this permeability reduction by assigning factor that accounts for damage to each proppant from both polymer concentration and non-Darcy effects.

MARVIN SCHWARTZ (swaying back and forth as he speaks, and projecting a deep, resonant voice, which immediately makes him sound authoritative): May it please the Court, the complainants in this action [Preminger and Carlyle Productions, Inc.] seek an injunction as well as an accounting for damages.