Sentence examples for dimensions of the damage from inspiring English sources

And he scaled back the city's spending plans a year before the full dimensions of the damage done by Wall Street's current troubles became known.

Whatever the engineers may have felt, as soon as the water began to recede they set about learning the dimensions of the damage.

Finite Element simulations of three-point bending tests and compression splitting tests show that nonlocal enhancement indeed avoids mesh dependency, and that the axial and transverse dimensions of the damage process zone are scaled by the two characteristic lengths.

By extracting the essential information from the ultrasonic signals, the dimension of the damage index is kept at a minimum, as desirable for continuous structural monitoring.

Based on this theory, new criteria for diagnosis of the film spallation were established, which could determine the degree of damage and the dimensions of damage quantitatively, such as the minimum width of delamination radius and the film thickness.

Thus, the proposed model can evaluate the plastic deformation and median crack length, which determine the dimension of the subsurface damage layer.

This paper investigates the implementation of UFC 4-023-23 to protect against progressive collapse of corner floor panels when their dimensions exceed the damage limits.

Based on the solution, explicit expressions of the average energy release rate for self-similar delamination growth are also given for the applied load as a function of the dimensions of the plate and the circular damage.

This, he said, should be done "with all the care they can", but in order to determine "the Situation and dimensions of the Shadow" rather than to avoid eye damage.

In recent studies we found that CFD levels measured using our method efficiently reflect the severity of disease and the dimensions of damaged tissue in human and experimental animal models [ 12– 15].

The effect of fatigue damage on chloride ion diffusion coefficient was analyzed using residual tensile strain, fractal damage factor (defined based on fractal dimension of damage propagation fronts) and damage-responsive variable resistance as self-variables to characterize fatigue damage.