Sentence examples for extended damage from inspiring English sources

Flares are intermittent bursts, so acute lethality will only occur on the sunward hemisphere during a sufficiently energetic flare, unlike low-dose-rate, extended damage by cosmic rays.

To describe the DRX based void evolution and predict ductile fracture in hot working process, an extended damage model was established by introducing Xdrx into the void-based GTN-Thomason ductile fracture model, which is termed as the extended GTN-Thomason model in this research.

In both studies, UV treatment alone did not lead to an extended damage of the cell wall (Pompl et al. 2009) which only left reactive chemical species as the primary cause.

The real and extended damage to the nation's, and the world's, overall economy will come from the closing of thousands of small, medium and large supplier companies in the US, car-maker suppliers which employ hundreds of thousands of American workers, many of them union.

"The intrusion is believed to have resulted in the death of at least one endangered Devils Hole pupfish, and fisheries biologists are trying to ascertain the extended damage that may have been done to food sources and egg sites, which could lead to more loss of a species whose numbers are now below the last count of 115 in existence," the Nye County Sheriff's Office said, according to the Times.

Pathophysiological mechanisms may involve extended damage to specific brain areas leading to impaired thermoregulation [ 9], thereby establishing a plausible relationship between post-anoxic injury, impaired hypothalamic thermoregulation with spontaneous hypothermia, and unfavourable outcome.

This paper presents the results of planned forensic diagnosis including reviews of designs, reviews of construction records, and finally investigation of extended damages to the adjacent ground and structures.

This paper introduces the extended cohesive damage model (ECDM) for simulating arbitrary damage propagation in engineering materials.

Interestingly, the collagenase-induced injury also provoked extended axonal damage.

This paper introduced an extended cohesive damage model (ECDM) for simulating multicrack propagation in fibre composites.

The extended cohesive damage model (ECDM) has been recently developed by authors for predicting multicrack failure mechanism in fibre materials.