Sentence examples for damage visibility from inspiring English sources

A curvature compensating algorithm has been newly developed and compared for its performance in damage visibility improvement.

The radome is generally a double-curvature structure, and thus, a curvature compensation algorithm is also developed to increase damage visibility.

Though unnoticed in the most of the studies, however, some the USA and Europe based studies [e.g. [ 53] &[ 60]] also estimated air pollution related costs attributed to crop and forest damages, visibility impairment, building damages (the studies reported a huge amount of cost associated with these components) and included with the total cost.

When you post something to your Page that ends up getting minimal interaction, it can damage the visibility and reach of future posts.

Various researchers have suggested that horizontal webs offer compensating advantages, such as reduced vulnerability to wind damage; reduced visibility to prey flying upwards, because of the back-lighting from the sky; enabling oscillations to catch insects in slow horizontal flight.

Then two firefighters climbed up to the roof with chain saws and cut a hole so that the hot smoke could escape, minimizing damage and increasing visibility.

The haze is made up of particulate pollutants, mainly from power plants and motor vehicles, which lower visibility, damage property and are a serious health hazard.

The main requirements of the ship performances, such as cargo hold capacity, propeller and rudder immersion, bridge visibility, damage stability and prevention of pollution etc., are taken as constraints.

Most of the studies focus only human health damages due to air pollution and ignores injure crops and forest, damage building materials, visibility degradation and ecosystem.

Moreover, given the lack of concern about air pollution hazards related with the visibility damage in Europe [ 80], one option would be to consider these costs by using related values based on the USA data.

Direct costs include both direct health care costs (e.g. the costs of medicines, diagnostic tests, supplies, health care personnel, and hospital facilities) and direct non-health care costs (e.g. the cost of caregivers' time, injure crops and forest, material- damage cost, and visibility cost; informal care is an important component of direct non-health care costs).