Sentence examples for damage aspect from inspiring English sources

Using the CART statistical method, the following key factors were singled out: species, proving that fir is the most frequently selected sapling; silvicultural system, clarifying that the regeneration of uneven-aged stands is more subject to damage; aspect, locating more damage in the southern and eastern areas, probably because they are more often frequented by deer.

The material damage concept under reverse loading, which correlates the material damage for micro-void nucleation to macro-scale mechanical parameters, was proposed in consideration of two aspects of the Bauschinger effect: (a) a mechanical aspect which influences deformation and stress/strain behaviors in steel structures, (b) a material damage aspect caused by dislocation behavior.

This famous venue is also on a mission to shed the damaging aspect of its historic image.

9.40pm: I think another damaging aspect of this affair for Brown is that, although many people are aware of Rawnsley's stories about the PM bullying staff, this is the first time the public has seen – or heard – "bully Gordon" in action themselves.

Democrats seem to be the only ones who care about the domestic side of the cuts, and now they are finally starting to counter the Republican insistence — fueled by heavy pressure and big campaign donations from military contractors — that the defense cuts are the only damaging aspect of the sequester.

In its native region presents damaging aspect, it demands severe control to prevent its invasion in the pastures and other agricultural fields.

For Hillary Clinton, the most politically damaging aspect of her recent health scare is not any new revelation but the reemergence of an old pattern.

The remedy called for in this ordinance is principally an expensive supreme court proceeding as the Civil Court has no jurisdiction to handle either the injunctive aspect of the case nor the damages aspect of the case if they exceed $25,000 as they are likely to do.

A disadvantage may be the high energy and potentially damaging aspect of UV-B radiation.

Since the ubiquitination of PCNA plays a crucial role in regulating replication past DNA damage, this aspect was investigated also in S. pombe [ 21].

We certainly can't afford to be damaging this aspect of the university sector too.