Collapse calderas have received considerable attention due to their link to Earth's ore deposits and geothermal energy resources, but also because of their tremendous destructive potential.
While episodic hazards garner most attention because of their immediate destructive nature, chronic hazards like sea-level rise and drought also have important implications for planning and can exacerbate episodic hazards like landfall typhoons, flooding, and wildfire.
Hardness tests are infrequently used in practical gemology because of their potentially destructive nature.
In the field of medicine, the optical sensors often are selected because of their non-destructive and/or non-invasive nature.
Because of their unpredictability and destructive nature, these kinds of loading always become important factors in dominating structural design.
This means that it costs people like Jane more than simply a dollar to transfer a dollar of wealth to financiers — significantly more because of all the ways their destructive activities impact her, like reduced governments services due to a stagnant economy.
These characteristics are currently monitored using methods such as electron microscopy, histochemistry or colorimetric metabolic assays that, because of their need for processing, are destructive in nature and, therefore, incompatible with the continued experimental use of the sample.
Some of the B. dorsalis species are highly destructive because of their wide host-ranges, considerable ecological adaptability, pronounced reproductive potential, and dispersal capacity.
