Sentence examples for rapidly damaged from inspiring English sources

The investigators steered clear of a final explanation, but they said that as a result of the debris from the tire, "one of several fuel tanks on the left wing was very rapidly damaged, which resulted in a major fuel leak and fire".

At that moment, the current through the diodes is abrupt so that the didoes would be rapidly damaged.

The results showed that when the specimen strain was close to the maximum, CPC was rapidly damaged in the form of splitting.

When the amount of sucrose synthase was reduced in roots of transgenic potatoes, roots were rapidly damaged by hypoxia and showed slow recovery when plants were returned to aerobic conditions [ 54].

The suggested function of virally encoded D1 and D2 is to replenish the rapidly damaged host D1 and D2 proteins during infection (Mann et al., 2003; Alperovitch-Lavy et al., 2011).

Cyanide poisoning is much less common that carbon monoxide poisoning, but fatalities still occur because tissues that are highly dependent on oxidative metabolism, such as brain and heart, are the most severely and rapidly damaged [ 31].

Placing the missing panel inside the replica led Lowe to notice that its surface was far less deteriorated visual proof that tourism is rapidly damaging the surviving walls.

But, said Bertram Fields, a well-known Hollywood lawyer who has been representing the board members pro bono, some of the more volatile claims in the debate are rapidly damaging the fund's ability to help anyone at all.

On June 1st Liaowang, a magazine published by the official news agency, Xinhua, reported that "mass incidents" involving the internet could rapidly damage the Communist Party's image among millions of people.

The high radioactivity of einsteinium-253 produces a visible glow and rapidly damages its crystalline metal lattice, with released heat of about 1000 watts per gram.

Interruption of blood supply results in ischaemic injury which can rapidly damage any tissue.