Sentence examples for extended damages from inspiring English sources

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.

All three starting outfielders — Carlos Beltrán in center, Ryan Church in right and Daniel Murphy in left — extended damaging innings by failing to reach fly balls.

Accordingly, the recent shear extended damage and fracture models for the selected material classes can be validated and/or quantified.

Low-velocity impacts (LVI) on composite laminates pose significant safety issues since they are able to generate extended damage within the structure, mostly delaminations and matrix cracking, while being hardly detectable in visual inspections.

While complement activation is beneficial in clearing apoptotic cells, the resulting complement-mediated inflammation may extend damage to the surrounding cells and tissues, as observed in ischemia/reperfusion injury.

The present report suggests that the extracellular level of Mg2+ largely affects cell death mechanisms in the spinal cord and extends damage to motoneurons by facilitating the onset of parthanatos.

From this interrelationship, two new damage indicators, namely cosine based indicator (CI) and extended transmissibility damage indicator (ETDI), are drawn out.

The large CMC shuttles show that the CMC expansion can cause extended secondary damage.

There are worries that those few dozen embryonic stem-cell lines represent too narrow a gene pool, and that they cannot be endlessly extended without damaging them.

Note that the proposed method can be extended to damage estimation for other roof components such as shingles when the wind loading correlation is included.

Two moderate magnitude earthquakes in early 2014 generated extended structural damage and environmental effects, as well as the highest ground acceleration values ever recorded in Greece motivated our effort towards examining the effects of local conditions in the seismic wavefield.