Sentence examples for fastest damage from inspiring English sources

Electric grinders do the fastest damage, though it's easy enough to ruin a blade on any sharpening tool if you saw away on it long enough.

A "local approach" of bifurcation based on the application at the crack tip of two critical-plane fatigue criteria predicting either tensile-stress-dominated or shear-dominated fracture and on the choice of the fastest damage mode is proposed.

The proposed 2-D model predicts a faster damage propagation than the 1-D models.

Results show that the pavement subjected to heavier axle loads has the greater damage and faster damage evolution.

A significant frequency effect was observed, with shorter fatigue lives and faster damage accumulation rates at 4 kHz.

Thus, a frequency increase virtually does not influence the fatigue life of C/PPS laminates, whereas it dramatically decreases the fatigue life of Epoxy-based laminates (−100%), because of a more extensive damage and a faster damage growth.

At higher stresses, the entire composite was subjected to larger deformation and faster damage accumulation, resulting in a swift fatigue failure.

Cobblers can also put on inserts that'll ease the pain of a tight strap or heel, heel grips on the bottom of treadless shoes, and lifts on the bottom of low-to-the-ground shoes that are susceptible to fast damage.

These results suggest that both HR and NHEJ pathways of DNA repair are operationally efficient following stimulation of glycolysis, thereby leading to a faster damage removal and enhanced survival.

But it came down too fast, damaging itself and equipment on the platform.

"It's fast, damaging and relatively simple to carry out," Che Commodore told Reuters.