A general area of structural damage is first identified and, subsequently, a specific damaged structural component is located.
There's a lot of structural damage".
The thefts can lead to thousands of pounds of structural damage, too.
Despite the severity of the blast, fire officials said there were no immediate signs of structural damage to the building.
Earlier today, Mr Wilsher described how firefighters had been forced to temporarily withdraw because of "structural damage" of one tank.
Ultimately, it was the combination of structural damage and the fires, fueled by thousands of gallons of jet fuel, that brought the buildings down.
I stand by my reporting of a 1989 piece in which I wrote that the Berlin Wall fell because of "structural damage".
Another threatened church is St. Brigid's on the Lower East Side, one of the oldest in New York; it has been closed since 2001 because of structural damage, and its fate is undecided.
He also argues that these basement developments serve a useful structural function: "We are dealing with 200-year-old buildings, with all sorts of structural damage in them already.
"The bombs seem to have been very big and there is some kind of structural damage to houses and apartments," said John Burgess, the counselor for public affairs at the American Embassy in Riyadh.
The first four sites are residential areas and liquefaction led to different levels of structural damage.
