"guarantee damage" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the assurance or promise of compensation or repayment for harm or loss caused by a product or service. Example: The company's warranty clearly states that they will guarantee damage caused to the product during shipping.
Because the contamination-free condition was not guaranteed, damages caused by the air-jet application and by particle contamination could not be distinguished separately.
In this paper, we formulated three novel problems, simultaneous attractor control for multiple networks, attractor control for normal cells with guaranteed damage to cancer cells, and attractor control for cancer cells guaranteed not to damage normal cells, and we applied an ILP-based approach for solving these problems in a unified manner.
They even come with a lifetime guarantee against damage caused by sweat.
In summary, therefore, we know that someone deliberately chose a place full of teen-agers and children; a time where they could be expected to congregate en masse; and a means of assault that would guarantee widespread damage and pain.
Both sides are using weapons that seem to guarantee collateral damage.
We try to investigate whether there exists a control that can guarantee significant damage to cancer cells (N1) and a singleton attractor for normal cells (N2).
A good SG will guarantee maximum damage at close range.
CEO Brian Chesky wrote a blog post saying company was offering all users "a blanked $50,000 guarantee against damages to hosts".
After multiple users' homes were trashed last summer (and a slew of bad press followed), Airbnb apologized and offered a $50,000 guarantee against damages to hosts.
This may also be easily removed from the system, but the guaranteed psychological damage will last a long time, resulting in nightmares and a fear to even touch their computers.
The basic idea is to create an appropriate energy distribution over the frequency range of interest and respective vibration modes, guaranteeing robustness, damage tolerance, and adequate overall performance, taking into account that it is common to have previous knowledge of the structure regions where damage may occur during its operational life.
