Sentence examples for narrow damage from inspiring English sources

They thus create absolutely straight, almost cylindrical, and very narrow damage trails of diameter 5 10 nm.

Unfortunately, numerical simulations based on the the bulk failure laws show the so-called pathological mesh sensitivity, which means that the finer meshes lead to the narrower damage localization areas.

Early in its path, it was narrow, and damage was limited to downed trees, two destroyed sheds, and a few houses experiencing light shingle damage or damage from fallen trees.

Both groups determined that worming through narrow gaps damaged the cells' DNA.

Just a few weeks ago, Posner severely narrowed the damages calculation in the cookie formula case.

But it seems even 30 may be too late to prevent your arteries getting narrowed and damaged.

In the 22 patients who followed this regimen for a year, images of blood vessels made after a dye was injected found that, on average, the narrowing of damaged coronary arteries was reduced to 37.8percentt of the vessel from 40percentt; in the control group of 19 patients, the narrowing of the vessel increased, to 46.1percentt from 42.7percentt.

Degenerated statistics, band-gap narrowing, and damage-induced electrical compensation are also included.

Another plausible explanation for the role of yoga in reducing the mast cell degranulation could be based on the frictional stress from air flowing through narrowed airways damaging the airway mucosa and thereby perpetuating airway inflammation and airway obstruction.

Going back to an outdated, narrow curriculum will damage our future economic prospects".

The same effect is present at higher modes for both narrow and broad damages.