Sentence examples for damaging process from inspiring English sources

Removing all that black pigment from your hair is going to be a potentially damaging process, so if your hair is "over-processed"; i.e, frizzy and dry with breakage from over-coloring, straightening, or blow-drying, you need a deep conditioning treatment.

Secondary damage, which follows the primary event, can either continue the damaging process in the same cell or expand to other cells (Noell 1980).

In addition to expanding the vegetarian diet, these processes – including in-vitro meat development and new, algae-based organisms – could circumvent the expensive, wasteful and environmentally damaging process of traditional meat production.

Concrete softening under increasing compressive stresses produced by the damaging process inside the material;   3.

The present work is devoted to damaging process in carbon fiber reinforced laminated composites.

Tarnish, which often results in undesirable color change, is a damaging process in which copper and silver at the surface are consumed to form sulfide products.

Ma said if consumers understood the true costs, he thought they would no longer want products created through polluting and damaging processes.

Therefore a stress determination in (Ti,Al N coatings can help to understand these damaging processes.

This study deals with the creep damaging processes of two polyethylene (PE) resins.

Optimisation of the fatigue crack arrest ability of unidirectional continuous fibre reinforced metal matrix composites is investigated by considering the damaging processes of interfacial debonding and fibre bridging.

Oxidative damage is an established outcome of restraint stress, which has been suggested to induce many damaging processes contributing to the pathology of stress-induced depression.