Sentence examples for applicable damage from inspiring English sources

These suits would be subject to any applicable damage caps under state law.

Despite spanning almost half a century, the research on this subject has proven a lack of globally applicable damage detection methodology that can detect damage without the use of parameters from the undamaged state.

It is demonstrated that the GSM-TEO method is reliable and applicable for damage localization in composite lattice truss core sandwich structures.

Based on the test data, a method is proposed to predict the residual shear strength of corroded reinforced concrete beams in which residual shear strength is calculated first by using corrosion-reduced steel area alone, and then it is reduced by a proposed reduction factor, which collectively represents all other applicable corrosion damage factors.

As it is difficult to predict the reduction in area due to pitting corrosion, unlike uniform corrosion as assumed, and to develop exact mathematical formulations of all applicable corrosion damage factors, it appears an empirical approach that has experimental correlation is perhaps a better option for a strength prediction model.

In the proposed approach, the shear strength is calculated first using ACI 318 08 (2008) code formulas using the reduced stirrup area due to corrosion, and then reducing this value with an experimentally correlated reduction factor to account for all applicable corrosion damage factors including non-uniform corrosion.

Furthermore, model updating method has been introduced as an applicable technique for damage detection in dynamic systems, particularly for damage localization.

What could be more applicable than the damage done by Israeli violations, in particular unilateral measures like settlement activity?

The theory is also applicable to structural damage assessment or for assessing structures under unforeseen terrorist attack.

Third, beneficial effects afforded by SIRT1 might not be applicable to myocardial damage induced by certain stressors.

The heat transfer models introduced in this chapter are most applicable to trees damaged in surface fires with relatively low fire-line intensities (kW m‑1).