Sentence examples for edge of damage from inspiring English sources

He has been arguing for some time that this phenomenon, with its disastrous effects on food security, is likely to be the leading edge of damage from climate change, taking place over the next few decades; the drowning of Florida by rising sea levels and all that will come later.

NEC samples were obtained at the time of surgery and were taken from the leading edge of damaged tissue.

Not until we went farther along the edge of the damage and saw how much of the forest had been lain waste did I understand how impossible it must have been, a nightmarish game of pickup sticks, with thousands of spiky trunks and limbs, and you're trying to clamber through there in the pitch-black, after the storm, with the wind carrying the sound around.

(b) Magnified image of the edge of the damage spot.

(c, d) Magnified image of the edge of the damage spot.

The extreme edge of this damage was the savage murder in 1997 of a senior monk, Geshe Lobsang Gyatso, and two junior monks.

Working from one edge of the damage, uncover just about a palm-sized area (say 2 inches by 2 inches); leave everything else covered.

The MUAS technique is fast, simple, easy to use, with minimal loss of tissue, associated with only minor degrees of edge damage, a high degree of viability, and reliable responses to various secretagogues and inhibitors for more than 2 hrs, and specimens can be easily changed for another specimen in the chamber setup.

The research presented here illustrates the usefulness of edge damage distribution analysis for accounting for taphonomic processes as causal agents of edge damage formation, and strengthening behavioral interpretations regarding tool function.

Furthermore, it is argued that artifact orientation data, if available, can also be used to assess whether the frequency of edge damage is correlated with the degree of disturbance.

The clinic is at the edge of a severely damaged neighbourhood, in front of a school with large holes on its façade and a building with its iron skeleton exposed.