Sentence examples for controlling damage from inspiring English sources
The approach is based on an unconventional thermodynamic maximum energy dissipation approach, which entails controlling damage evolution and hence energy dissipation per second, rather than damage.
Simulations show that the industrial process of can lid production can be optimized considerably by controlling damage evolution in the first stage of the process.
Introducing a "self-healing" solution for stringer run-out configurations has the benefit of mitigating and controlling damage initiation, and by introducing this concept there is great potential to reduce excessive conservative safety margins that could ultimately lead to more lightweight designs.
The result shows that introducing micro-cracks into ultra-high temperature ceramic material and controlling damage evolution as the nucleation mode through microstructure design method could significantly improve the TSR, particularly in the corresponding initial thermal shock temperature dangerous zone, and keep the high strength of ultra-high temperature ceramics.
For quasi-static loading and low velocity impact, core/face-sheet interactions generate energy barriers to the propagation of delaminations; the efficacy of the barriers in controlling damage in the face-sheets depends on the relative stiffnesses of face-sheet and core and on the foundation yielding strength.
The party appeared to be moving quickly to control damage to Mr. Noda's government.
An uproar over a cabinet minister who called women "baby-making devices" sent Prime Minister Shinzo Abe scrambling to control damage to his already falling popularity.
Between 1975 and 1985 Matacil 1.8D was applied to forests in Atlantic Canada to control damage from the spruce budworm (Choristoneura fumiferana).
p53 genes often control damage-induced apoptotic responses and examining cell death in these germaria was strongly justified.
They can be highly instrumental in implementing drift control, damage reduction and collapse prevention strategies (AISC/SEAOC 2001).
We often perform gauze packing for the first step of damage control (damage control surgery).
