Sentence examples for damage frequency from inspiring English sources

High molecular weight compounds showed correlation with DNA damage frequency and their respective carcinogenicity.

The core damage frequency of the plant is used as a risk measure.

The SLC has an important contribution to the total core damage frequency in a BWR.

In total 26 insect damage types (DT's) were distinguished on 1588 fossil leaves resulting in a damage frequency of 6.1%.

The risk measures used in the acceptance guidelines are the core damage frequency and large early release frequency.

The results also showed the effect of the dam maintenance ratio on extreme flooding and flood damage frequency.

The corresponding maximum contributions to core damage frequencies are in the order of 10−6 per year.

By considering large break loss of coolant accident as an initiating event the final value of core damage frequencies are obtained 6.5 × 10−9/Reactor.Yr and 2.69 × 10−9/Reactor.Yr for the first and second design scheme of ECCS, respectively.

Using revised fatigue curves developed by Argonne National Laboratory ANLL), the work of this paper calculates the expected probabilities of fatigue failures and associated core damage frequencies at a 40-year and 60-year plant life for a sample of components from five PWR and two BWR plants.

The newspaper said a report from the Association of British Orchestras showed that besides deafness, musicians could suffer damaged frequency discrimination, tinnitus (ringing or buzzing) and diplacusis (in which the pitch of a single tone is heard differently by each ear).

The prediction results indicate that artificial networks may be used to model the damages frequency in the water supply systems.