Sentence examples for period of impacts from inspiring English sources

The scheme does not require continuous measurement of force or velocity during the short period of impacts, making it very useful for practical cases.

In disasters such as floods and some hurricanes there is a distinctly long period of impact, which can be separated from a subsequent period of stocktaking or immobility.

The combined period of impact and stocktaking is marked initially by a fragmentation of human relations, as each individual is separated from others and from his customary moorings; it is then marked by a resurgence of interpersonal warmth that transcends customary social barriers within the disaster community.

Guo and Ffowcs Williams [Journal of Fluid Mechanics 227 (1991) 345 355] derived a mathematical representation of the sound produced in the initial period of impact of duration ⪡1μs.

15 It is important therefore to recognise that the health effects of hurricanes can last well beyond the initial period of impact.

Moreover, the period of impact on QALYs is likely well beyond 30 days to 3 months, which was assumed for this analysis.

It was not possible to characterize an average time lag from funding to impact more precisely, as many studies lacked detailed data on funding patterns over time, and where specified, the funding increase was mostly gradual and continuing into the period of impact evaluation.

Therefore, the maximum von Mises stress in the brain during the impact simulations is shown from the FE model, as shown in Figure 7. Simulation result indicates the same trend of the maximum von Mises stress distribution as Marjoux et al.'s study during the period of impact, with the time at which the peak values occur corresponding to that of the peak impact force.

It's the first time we've experienced long periods of impact in that way".

The impacting object probably had a mass comparable to that of Mars, and the impact probably occurred near the end of the period of giant impacts.

The inner Solar System's period of giant impacts probably played a role in the Earth acquiring its current water content (~6 kg) from the early asteroid belt.