Sentence examples for damage equivalent from inspiring English sources

This simultaneous damage equivalency throughout the structure together with the straightforward derivation of the corresponding damage equivalent sea-state parameters constitutes the novelty of the presented wind-wave correlation method.

For the fatigue calculations, a difference of 14%% is found in the damage equivalent bending moment at mudline.

Accordingly, X Ii eq and X If eq in Eq. (21) are the initiation and full damage equivalent displacements of failure mode I, respectively.

G I and ( {sigma}_{eq}^{Ii} ) are the fracture energy density and the initiation damage equivalent stress of failure mode I, respectively.

Additional to the highly investigated reduction of the blade root fatigue damage equivalent load, also significant reductions could be shown for both shaft and tower loads.

Integrated analyses in the time domain were performed and fatigue damage was assessed in terms of a damage equivalent bending moment at mudline.

Mrs. Jackson seeks damages equivalent to what her son might have earned had he lived.

The jury ultimately demanded that the company pay punitive damages equivalent to two days' worth of coffee sales, nearly $3 million.

Haiti's most recent natural disaster, 2016's Hurricane Matthew, caused $2.7 billion in damages, equivalent to thirty-two per cent of Haiti's gross domestic product.

Mr. Mosley was awarded damages equivalent to about $120,000, as well as legal costs in his suit against the newspaper, The News of the World.

Mr. Berezovsky was awarded damages equivalent to around $225,000, but the court noted that he would probably face obstacles in collecting.