Sentence examples for damage to units from inspiring English sources
If any problem with electrical systems constitutes a serious fire hazard and also may cause the destruction of electric wiring and damage to units of electrical equipment when we are allowing that bundle of wires passing through bulkhead holes.
The ban on homosexuals serving openly in the military was developed by military leaders who experienced firsthand the damage to unit cohesion caused by the presence of openly gay troops.
Mr. Matsumoto said data showed that damage to Unit 2 began three days after the quake, when its backup cooling system failed, with most fuel rods eventually melting and collecting at the bottom of the pressure vessel.
Alongside this, the dragon can perform a special attack called "Dragon Overdrive", which kills many normal enemy units outright and deals high damage to stronger units and bosses.
"If the tenant does not maintain this insurance," Mr. Debbas said, "the unit owner would potentially be liable for any personal-injury claims of the tenant or its guests, as well as property damage to the unit or other units in the building stemming from an act of the tenant".
"Although the proportional damage to rental units was greater," the GAO wrote, "more federal dollars were awarded for homeowner units through the programmes".
In the second half of 2003, the army and air force did much damage to FARC units in north-western Colombia, around Bogotá and Medellín.
During ground-based missions, Zero can also call in Mikhail to deal damage to enemy units.
Damage to the units was consistent with the nature of the crash, but their internal memory modules remained intact.
The condo's insurance may not protect the board or unit owners against liability for personal injury or property damage to the unit resulting from the work performed by the independent contractor.
Setting PEEP is thus a delicate clinical balance between maximizing recruitment and minimizing damage due to units repeatedly collapsing at too low a PEEP or barotrauma at too high a PEEP.
