Sentence examples for independent damage from inspiring English sources
The donor nations called for an independent damage assessment, which could begin as early as next week, made up of experts from the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank and the United Nations Development Program. "This is an opportunity," said Eric Overvest, the Haiti director for the United Nations program.
The relationship between the total damage and the three independent damage variables is also obtained.
Three independent damage variables are used to describe the material damage process, with each damage variable being defined according to its own physical nature.
In order to reduce the complexity of the damage model, fiber damage is treated as an independent damage and delamination is coupled with matrix cracks.
These effects are represented, in conjunction with the continuum damage mechanic concepts, by eigenstresses which for the general case of an orthotropic constituent include nine independent damage variables.
He said that destruction caused by the hurricane nearly three weeks ago "led to independent damage assessments in the range of $95 billion" on the island where about 3.4 million people live. .
One independent damage-assessor says NAM routinely acts like this.
It was a draft of the "independent" damages assessment.
The model could be viewed as a generalisation of a time-independent damage model and is based on strong thermodynamical arguments.
The resultant relationship between load drop and accumulated inelastic dissipation was used to extract the geometry and temperature-independent damage accumulation parameter of the maximum entropy fracture model for each alloy.
The contact force history curves, intra- and inter-laminar damage evolution process are found to be strain rate dependent, and thus the numerical errors predicted by the strain-rate-independent damage model significantly increase with the increment of the applied impact energy, which is unacceptable in practice for LVI with relatively high impact energies.
