Sentence examples for destructive area from inspiring English sources

We also find from Figure 7 d) that repeaters are useful for warranting the outage performance with a multiple order of combining gain, especially in the destructive area, for example, the edge of the subcell coverage.

This is true, even though they are generally useful for warranting the outage performance with a multiple order of combining gain, especially in the destructive area, for example, basements or indoors with heavy wall attenuation, that naturally shields interference.

This is due to other cell interference caused by all repeaters in the neighboring cells, even though they may be useful for warranting the outage performance with a multiple order of combining gain, especially in the destructive area, for example, basement or indoor with heavy wall attenuation that naturally shields the interference.

On pelvis and hip radiographs, it was seen that bipolar hemiarthroplasty was performed on the hip, and there was a periprosthetic destructive area (7 cm in size) at the femoral medial cortex below the lesser trochanter.

To increase safety and ease the concern we are developing LANFOS (Large Food Non-destructive Area Sampler)—a compact, easy to use detector for assessment of radiation in food.

The low-destructive area was scratched under the normal load of 45 mN (the corresponding Hertzian contact pressure is 4.9 GPa), and the groove in a depth of 23 nm was scratched under the normal load of 95 mN. Figure 2 shows the AFM images of a wearless surface and typical nanostructures produced by friction-induced selective etching.

Throughout the two rotations the above and below ground biomass was determined in the destructive measurements area of the plot which is separate from the area used to measure the total harvestable yield (section 2.3).

Mountain goats, introduced in small numbers in the 1920s, numbered more than 1,000 a few decades later; they became increasingly destructive of area vegetation, and efforts began in the 1980s to control their population (it was down to a few hundred by the early 21st century).

A pair of neighbouring plants (two plants) from a double row were randomly selected from the designated destructive sampling area in each plot.

This arrangement ensured that the excavations of trees from the destructive sampling area didn't influence the growth of nearby trees used for destructive measurements at a later date or the growth of trees used for yield determination and collection of non-destructive trait data.

Flooding from Billie was highly destructive in areas of Japan west of the Chūbu region, destroying 603 homes and inundating 77,288 others.