Sentence examples for effects of blast from inspiring English sources

Mr. McQuigg, 32, is one of 20 active and retired members of the military who recently agreed to donate their brain tissue upon death so that the effects of blast injuries — which, unlike most concussions, do not involve any direct contact with the head — can be better understood and treated.

While it is difficult to evaluate the conflicting assessments because the investigation by the international military forces has not been made public, interviews with people who were in the village throughout the bombing and with doctors familiar with the physical effects of blast waves suggest that blast injuries are the mostly likely explanation.

Existing methods are based primarily on the effects of blast overpressure on surrounding structures.

This chapter discusses the main design concepts to mitigate effects of blast in cold-formed steel (CFS) buildings.

The effects of blast parameters, agglomerate ratio and pulverized coal dosage on the optimization results are analyzed.

The effects of blast temperature, blast velocity and oxidation reaction on the pellet layer temperature were studied.

Engineering structures in the city environment surrounded with combustible materials are prone to be in the danger of combined effects of blast-induced impact loading and fire.

Transient effects of blasting waves on a running crack are evaluated by estimating crack-tip stress field from measurements of distorted shadow spots by caustics method.

The effects of blasting excavation, bolting and grouting in rock engineering were illustrated with various field observations or theoretical results, on which the degree of disturbances and the variations in elastic moduli and permeabilities were particularly focused.

Instead they suggested 'more understandable forms of trauma due to secondary and tertiary effects of blast-violent displacement, falling masonry, and secondary missiles'.

Although the neurobiological effects of blast-induced neurotrauma are more complex than mTBI from other causes [ 73], the mechanisms involved put these individuals at risk for developing CTE [ 27].