Sentence examples for destroy surface from inspiring English sources

Submarines first became a major factor in naval warfare during World War I (1914 18), when Germany employed them to destroy surface merchant vessels.

The in situ tests showed that it was possible to destroy surface allergen up to 4 m away from the corona source, but this reduction was not found to be time-dependent over the three week exposure period.

Col. Thorsness joined the Air Force in 1952 and was sent to Vietnam in 1966 as a member of a squadron known as the Wild Weasels, whose mission was to destroy surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) based in North Vietnam.

PULLING A WELCOME MAT Grinding can destroy surfaces.

Severe gut wall damage was histologically defined as a destroyed surface epithelium, severe goblet cell depletion and a marked increase in the number of neutrophils and lymphocytes in the crypt epithelium and lamina propria (Islam et al, 1994; Islam & Christensson, 2000; Islam et al, 2001; Raqib et al, 1994; Schnupf & Sansonetti, 2012).

The loss of crystallinity was progressive under increasing duration of microwaving, which was consistent with the destroyed surfaces observed under SEM. Figure 2 PLM micrographs of native and microwave-treated starches.

Dry etching is a method in which a gaseous chemical etching agent is used to perform non-isotropic etching, but it is likely to destroy the surface and form defects. Wet etching uses a chemical solution to etch the surface of a semiconductor isotropically; the etching rate is a function of the temperature and concentration of the solution.

And these often destroy the surface and anything on it.

The effect of this was to destroy the surface, including traces of the original painting, gilding and waxing and the marks of the sculptors' chisels.

"You don't want to use anything abrasive," he said, "because you don't want to destroy the surface of the brick".

Subterranean silos are considered harder to destroy than surface installations, and Iran hailed them as a defensive asset meant to thwart attackers.