Sentence examples for predictable damage from inspiring English sources
"The next one could be as much as 7.3, and as it goes up on the Richter scale, there is exponentially greater force, and therefore predictable damage".
In contrast, we have shown here for the first time, that with SSTF even larger beam sizes (lower numerical aperture) can be accommodated and be operated well above threshold to help break up tissue, all the while maintaining controlled and predictable damage zones.
4. Set up a transparent tariff of predictable damages, which would cut out unneeded legal intervention and slash costs. France, Spain and Norway already do this. 5. Ensure medical evidence comes from an independent practitioner, not one whose business depends on pleasing claims managers and injury lawyers.
This would clear the way for safe and effective genetic "vaccines" against predictable muscle damage (even if they provided better than normal damage resistance) but would screen out as "enhancements" efforts to improve traits that were at no diagnosable risk of deterioration (Juengst 1997).
It is already evident that the type of laser used for this therapy may not necessarily be dependent on the amount of conductive heat that it may generate alone immediate conclusions may be that longer ablation times with nanoparticle additions give superior results than shorter times which may produce less predictable thermal damage.
The analysis demonstrates that the approximate location of fracture zone is predictable with contours of damage that have been indicated by concrete damaged plasticity which is one of the material models available for concrete in ABAQUS.
Since proteins are major targets of oxidative damage, another predictable biological result would be an accumulation of misfolded, aggregated, or cross-linked proteins in the ER of the respiratory tract which responds by activating a wide array of stress responsive genes in order to restore homeostasis [ 126].
After stormy weather, damages are predictable and a little negligence from your side can lead to major issues later on.
We chose the lognormal distribution to have errors proportional to the extracted volume, i.e. damage is less predictable for higher logging intensities.
The present study shows that longitudinal thermal resistance change is sensitive to damage in a predictable manner and can be used together to improve the reliability of damage assessment during loading of carbon fiber reinforced polymer.
