Sentence examples for examination of damage from inspiring English sources

Even though it is a 19th-century story shot far away from the brothers' asphalt milieu -- Prague, because the city looks more like old London than London itself does these days -- Hell" promises the kind of relentless examination of damage, and the victims who must live in its aftermath, that these young filmmakers with old souls have prepared us to expect of them.

Addressing these critical questions requires examination of damage composition and heterogeneity and the mortality-associated trends in the accumulation of numerous damage forms under both control and lifespan extending conditions.

A 3D examination of the damage state provided consistent damage information to that obtained from the 2D analysis.

Moreover, a single examination of functional damage may not be reliable and the repeated test should be done in case of suspected damage.

Officials said forensic examination of the damage, which will identify the type of explosives used, had already begun.

Nanoindentation of as-deposited tetrahedral amorphous carbon (ta-C) and Ti Si N nanocomposite films on silicon substrates followed by cross-sectional examination of the damage with a focused ion beam (FIB) miller allows the occurrence of cracking to be assessed in comparison with discontinuities (pop-ins) in the load displacement curves.

In this research, the examination of formation damage due to the asphaltene deposition, a four phase black oil model (oil, water, gas, and asphaltene) is developed in combination with proper thermodynamic and deposition models in cylindrical coordinates around a well in a reservoir.

Examination of the damage to the ship has suggested that the initial explosion was not in the magazine of 'A' or 'B' forward main turrets, but instead in the magazine of the forward 4-inch battery.

Tissue sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) for examination of morphological damage.

The lack of effect of EOMS 0.5 g/L on hyphal survival was documented by microscopic examination of hyphal damage observed after addition of EOMS.

Higher levels of irradiation increase the number of p53 pulses suggesting that they arise from periodic examination of the damage by ATM.