Sentence examples for proper damage from inspiring English sources
The results reveal that in spite of the natural separation of SPH, proper damage criteria must be defined for the model accuracy.
It was shown that the maximum Green Lagrange strain and the maximum strain energy density were proper damage parameters, taking the mean load effects into account.
The spatial distribution of the vibratory power should also be investigated, and a proper damage index is required to diagnose the damage.
It is shown that capturing the correct damage mechanism is essential to develop a proper damage quantification parameter for robust multiaxial fatigue life estimation.
For service life prediction of a structural component, the probability distribution of material fatigue resistance should be determined, given that the scatter of loading spectra is known and a proper damage cumulating model is chosen.
In order to predict fatigue life of structures under random loading, the probability distribution of parameters of random load states of structures should be determined, given that the material endurance is known and a proper damage rule is chosen.
Defendant/appellant argues the plaintiff had no standing to bring the action because it was a foreign corporation not registered to do business within the state, but in any event, if this court determines otherwise, the proper damages should not exceed $4,560.64.
If Muhammad Ali Enterprises prevails on its Right of Publicity count, it still likely has a big fight on its hands as far as the calculation of proper damages.
"Gross economic loss, adjusted for the overall market's performance," is the proper damages in such a case, the judges held.
Damage to three roofs was reported at Bingal Beach north of Cairns, and in Cairns proper, damaged ten houses, with five of them unroofed, toppled trees, and knocked down power lines.
Using human iPSC-derived MNs and human postmortem specimens we show that FUS-ALS is caused by impairment of proper DNA damage response signaling subsequently leading to neurodegeneration and aggregate formation.
