Sentence examples for cumulated damage from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the results indicated that cumulated damage of binders is composed by a reversible and a non reversible part.

These cycle number tables have been compared with the fatigue data tables of the stays to calculate their cumulated damage.

It is evidenced that the hysteretic performance of steel perforated shear panels might be detrimentally influenced by pinching effects and softening due to cumulated damage produced by lateral-torsion buckling that may arises when the plate portions delimited by contiguous perforations are excessively slender.

Repeated seismic events strongly affect the building capacity in earthquake-prone regions, as its resilience, intended as the capacity of a system to quickly revert to a fully operational state after a damage due to a significant event, depends on the ability to withstand cumulated damage.

Finally, the correspondence in damage evolution given by the experimental AE data at microscopic scale and a cumulated damage variable at macroscopic scale validates the ability of both approaches to quantify the damage degree in fiber-reinforced PMCs, and to identify a critical threshold for damage initiation.

Since the American Association of State Highway Officials AASHOO) road test, the fourth power law has been widely used by pavement engineers to design highway and airfield pavement and to predict the remained life and cumulated damage of pavements [1, 2, 3].

For ATLAS, an upgrade scenario will imply the complete replacement of the Inner Detector (ID), since the current tracker will not provide the required performance due to cumulated radiation damage and a dramatic increase in the detector occupancy.

With the increase luminosity, the cumulated radiation damages and the significant increase of the occupancy the current Inner Detector will not provide the required performances to fully exploit the discovery potential.

The level of DNA damage and the cumulated exposure were cubic root transformed before the mixed-effects model analysis.

This paper presents a deterministic model for the damage function of carbon steel, expressed in μm of corrosion penetration as a function of cumulated values of environmental variables.

The cumulated pumped volume of DNAPL was also monitored.