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injury potential
noun
The electric potential arising in a muscle or nerve from trauma injury
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There is chaos and injury potential.
This paper investigates how distributing the equipment on the body affects injury potential during a helicopter crash.
Injury biomechanics resulting from blunt ballistic impact is used for small unmanned aircraft system injury potential assessment.
Small unmanned aircraft injury potential correlates to the impact kinetic energy and characteristic diameter of its part that contacts the body.
Use of a rigid ISOFIX system to restrain a CRS provides better CRS and dummy confinement and reduced injury potential than a flexible ISOFIX system.
Clearly, the construction of some projectiles such as Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) previously and currently employed in certain international conflicts by certain factions do not adhere to the Hague Convention and the injury potential of such devices is well recognised.
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Also the dorsal edge of the caudate was identified by the presence of injury potentials.
Another subset exhibited large oscillations in voltage (12 out of 45) and short-duration bursts or abnormal spikes (previously called injury potentials; Figure S1C) [ 11].
The Wyoming Supreme Court, by contrast, last year said the constitutionality of a court order banning the display of "disturbing images of aborted and dismembered fetuses" turned on "evidence concerning the injury or potential injury to children from viewing the images".
He feels that with the exception of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga - who has not played yet this season because of an arm injury - potential members of the French team would not relish a tie on grass.
Abdominal stab injury is potential life-threatening injuries.
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