Following this modal-damage strategy, the most damaging modes are determined using a damage analysis based on an initial detailed Finite Element Model (FEM) of the PCB.
We must defend, not abandon, those who are bearing the brunt of the Tory-led government's damaging economic strategy.
In 1996, however, he confessed to a change of heart, writing in the Harvard Business Review that downsizing, rather than being the temporary measure he envisioned, had become a permanent, and potentially damaging, corporate strategy.
Paralysed by deeply divided approaches, the UN will likely usher through the same damaging, losing strategy of the last ten years to be repeated for the next ten.
In stressful periods, it found people were more likely to turn to damaging avoidance strategies, such as drinking excessive amounts of alcohol or smoking, in order to help them cope with the stress of a working day.
So, on the one hand we have potentially damaging vote-grabbing strategies and on the other we have denial.
"The rushed defence review put savings before strategy with damaging consequences," he said.
Disrupting DNA repair mechanisms after DNA damaging chemotherapy is a strategy that we have used clinically [ 23].
America is clearly nervous that Chinese technicians will pry into the electronic wizardry on board, and that, if its airmen had not destroyed most of it, this would have potentially damaging implications for its military strategy.
Last week, with the health care exchanges open for business and a number of prominent Republicans complaining that the "Defund Obamacare" strategy was politically damaging and pointless, Mr. Needham of Heritage Action said he felt good about what the groups had accomplished.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Banks Accused of Being 'Dishonest' in Response to Regulation | Robert Jenkins, a member of Britain's Financial Policy Committee, said banks' claims that regulations would harm economic growth were "intellectually dishonest and potentially damaging," adding that banks' lobbying strategy "exploits misunderstanding and fear," The Financial Times reports.
