Sentence examples for adopted damage? from inspiring English sources

The method uses several inelastic static analyses to optimize the strength of the structural elements in order to satisfy the adopted damage indices.

The experimental results suggested a threshold size of 5 mm for the doubler tip flaw, if any inspection technology should be adopted for damage detection.

Then the S-N curve and Miner's rule are adopted in damage estimation and fatigue life analysis for critical locations under individual load spectra.

A hardening law is introduced to account for subcritical crack propagation, and non-associated flow rules are adopted for damage and irreversible strains induced by residual crack displacements after unloading.

The difference of IPVs between the intact and damaged structure is adopted as the damage index, and damage location is determined by the abrupt change in the difference of IPV.

The relative change of the normalized AMV before and after damage occurs in the structure is adopted as the damage index to show the damage location.

But with Boak held to just four possessions by Ryan Crowley in the first half, the Power were forced to adopt a damage control approach as Fremantle launched wave after wave of attack.

"No," "Slight," "Moderate," "Extensive," and "Complete" damage states for each building model type are adopted in the Damage Estimation Routine of the rapid response application.

They could have complained that a wrong basis was adopted in estimating damages or benefits; that the estimated cost was too much; or for any misconduct of the commissioners which could affect them; or that the cost exceeded the estimated benefits; and it does not seem to me that the court would have found any difficulty in granting relief.' 72 Cal.

For the fatigue design of Eurofighter the participating European A/C industry has not adopted a complete damage tolerance procedure as used by the US industry.

To further the technique of indirect measurement, the contact-point response of a moving test vehicle is adopted for the damage detection of bridges.