Sentence examples for damage extension from inspiring English sources
In order to prevent damage extension and to restore the damaged community as quickly as possible, immediate post-earthquake damage assessment is always conducted through site inspection on structural components within a restricted short period of time to screen buildings that are damaged to certain levels or in danger of collapse.
Damage extension strongly depends on drilling geometry and cutting parameters.
Energy absorption capability, damage extension and failure mechanism have been quantified and reported.
Energy absorption, damage extension and failure mechanisms are compared to assess additive and cumulative effects in high velocity impact scenarios.
The impact resistance was measured in terms of load peak, absorbed energy, penetration threshold and damage extension.
Studying the characteristics of wave propagation and blast-induced damage to rock mass is most important to restrict the damage extension.
A hardy band of now mainly elderly protesters has agitated for decades as each new perceived outrage has added to Okinawa's "burden": crimes, including rape, by American servicemen; environmental damage; the extension of leases to the land on which the bases sit; aviation accidents and noise; and the arrival in 2012 of Osprey aircraft with an allegedly dubious safety record.
Regardless of the liners and soil-structure interaction, we primarily focus on the damage and extension of plastic zone of shallow tunnel surrounding rock, including quantitative analysis response to a sinusoidal waveform and qualitative analysis response to a recorded waveform.
It is likely a major enzyme for such bypass in mammalian cells as it can perform both insertion in front of the damage and extension of the misincorporated nucleotide [ 9, 10].
Don't forget to take them out before going to bed as this can hurt your head and damage the extensions!
Executives and their lobbyists have also said that a new rule would make option awards less common and, by extension, damage the American economy by giving many people less incentive to work hard.
