Sentence examples for in damaged condition from inspiring English sources
Pilots experienced in flying the EP-3 described the feat of landing the big plane in damaged condition as nothing short of astounding.
The safety of the vessels was determined as a ratio of the ultimate hull girder strength to bending moment in damaged condition.
In addition, several works of Epicurus, including parts of his major treatise, On Nature (Peri phuseôs) — a series of lectures running to 37 papyrus rolls — have been recovered in damaged condition from the library of a villa in the town of Herculaneum, which was buried in the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 C.E.
The objective of the research is to introduce a method for the multi-objective and multi-parametric-variation investigations to achieve the required and optimal levels of a ship safety in damaged condition The method is a parametric-risk-based one.
The results follow from the computer simulation of the risk assessment (assessment of the ship safety in damaged condition) for a container and general cargo vessels with a novel arrangement of internal spaces anticipated at the preliminary stage of design The practical remarks regarding the method, computational model and preliminary results are given.
And that's the number one consideration, because if it arrives in a damaged condition it's just like the least sustainable solution," says Mr Campbell.
I was already on a low boil when the computer was returned and the screen was in the same damaged condition.
But John Wray is less interested in Lowboy's picaresque circuits than in his mental circuits, whose damaged condition is brilliantly, compassionately evoked in the novel.
In this paper, the proposed method is applied to a numerical model of a multistory frame, simulating a damaged condition through a reduction of the story stiffness.
Colombo and Vergani (2016) characterized a textile carbon-fibre-reinforced composite in undamaged and damaged conditions, with numerical and analytical micromechanical approaches, in order to provide a method for assessing its residual stiffness after impact.
