Sentence examples for damage to the network from inspiring English sources
The writers' strike may have done some damage to the network mode, as well.
The most common side effects are urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction, both caused by surgical or radiation damage to the network of nerves traversing the prostate.
In a sense, the relays did their job, because they protected the power lines, generators and substations that make up the electric system; there was hardly any damage to the network of electrical equipment, and most of the system was back within 24 hours.
Some 500 Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution (SHEPD) engineers worked to restore supplies to thousands of homes, but the complexity of the damage to the network caused by the ferocious weather conditions meant repairs took longer than expected in some areas.
In the eyes of some advertisers and studios that supply programming to NBC, Mr. Zucker's strategy — perhaps in preparation for a sale of the network — precipitated NBC's ratings decline and did serious damage to the network's brand.
Spokesperson Morven Smith said there had been "significant damage" to the network.
To repair the damage to the networks as fast as possible, planning is needed to appropriately allocate tasks to two or more restoration teams and optimize their traveling routes.
In humans, disruption of the retinal vasculature network, through damage to the existing network or inappropriate neovascularization, can lead to loss of vision and severe forms of blindness.
Northern Ireland Electricity (NIE) said last night that it expected further damage to the electricity network as the bad weather is set to continue.
"Instances of significant damage to the electricity network infrastructure have been among the worst seen for 30 years, with the weight of line icing pressurising the transmission lines around Crossaig, where transmission towers were felled by the conditions.
E.D.F., the French electricity giant, said that it was ready to send technicians to Haiti from the neighboring French islands of Martinique and Guadeloupe to help assess the damage to the electricity network.
