The act was harmless — not in the sense of hypothetical damages or the circular logic of deterrence theory (that's lawyerly logic), but in John Stuart Mill's sense, meaning that there was no actual physical harm, nor actual economic harm.
In future research, we will incorporate hypothetical damage-producing mechanisms for these ideas to try to elucidate the pathway through which cell deformation and ischaemia cooperate to produce damage.
Mandel has a hypothetical example to illustrate the damage that the AMT can do.
That's because Chinneck's monumental installation creates the mind-bending illusion of damages from a hypothetical lightening bolt.
Scenarios of hypothetical accidents resulting in severe core damage can be developed.
Assessing the risk of damages to structures on hypothetical tunneling routes inflicted by such settlements beforehand enables routes' comparability.
The developed approach and knowledge has been tested with 3 comprehensive hypothetical cases that simulate a wide range of damage problems.
Current morbidity risk models and normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) models are largely empirical or based on hypothetical data-fitting models of assumed processes of damage development and lack the evidence of a mechanistic basis.
A hypothetical role for autoreactive CD4+ T cells in endothelial damage in SLE also exists.
In this paper, the behavior of a dry cask structure damaged due to ASR was investigated in the form of damage, failure modes, stresses, and accelerations under a hypothetical tip-over event.
