Sentence examples for relating damage from inspiring English sources

Fragility curves is a probabilistic function relating damage level (engineering demand parameter) with intensity measure, i.e. spectral acceleration.

They use more traditional specifications such as structural typology, age of the building and maintenance level, together with empirical formulas relating damage to simple seismic loading parameters: A large part of the more detailed outcomes of local hazard analysis is therefore most often poorly accounted for.

Often, service induced damage does not involve visible plastic deformation, but internal matrix related damage.

If one goes from a sleep-deficient lifestyle to a sleep-sufficient lifestyle, can one reverse related damage?

Another categorical group-based approach is to relate damage to diagnostic classifications of aphasia type.

Patients with benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and/or Ménière's disease relate damages in quality of life.

By the year 2100, according to his model, the earth's temperature rises to 3.45 degrees Celsius above its level in the year 1900, and climate-related damages amount to some $17 trillion.

It's based on growing evidence that diabetes and Alzheimer's are related, damaging how the brain is fueled.

"UCLA and LADWP have, and will continue to, cooperate regarding the resolution of all UCLA campus-related damages," the city utility officials said in a statement. .

The EPA estimates the social cost of carbon ― climate-change related damages to property, human health, economic growth and agriculture ― to be between $11 and $105 per ton of carbon dioxide pollution.

This difference indicates that NSCs resist to ROS related damages.