Sentence examples for damage strictly from inspiring English sources

The study presented here allows for reaching first evidences on the behavior of concrete when exposed to nuclear radiation in order to evaluate the consequent effect on the mechanical field, by means of a proper definition of the radiation damage, strictly connected with the strength properties of the building material.

Since the article wasn't widely seen here, and since Pynchon's features were too indistinct to make him recognizable on the checkout line at Zabar's, he might have viewed the damage as strictly symbolic.

HgCl2-induced damage is strictly dependent on the route of administration, time, and dose [ 109].

The flow-induced vibration in heat exchanger is usually considered as a detrimental factor for causing the heat exchanger damage and is strictly prevented from its occurrence.

Hence, for emissions markets that seek to control flow pollutants with strictly convex damages, efforts to limit permit price risk can result in higher expected damage.

At other times, it is understood, more strictly, as damage that has been wrongfully inflicted.

The application of the term HRS under the condition of ICU patients may be problematic, because contributing factors such as septic or post-ischaemic damage may not be strictly excluded by the diagnostic criteria applied.

Since it is demonstrated that stress-softening is not strictly speaking a damage phenomenon, the limitations of the CDM approach are highlighted.

Adopting a continuum mechanics approach, the degradation through the whole life in composite is evaluated and it is shown that the two parameters are strictly related to damage state of composite material.

All the damage that we have is strictly material items and equipment".

Is SV protein degradation strictly dependent on damage incurred during SV recycling?