Sentence examples for relation of damage from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Relation of damage category and limiting tensile strain, according to Boscardin and Cording (1989) Category of damage Degree of severity Limiting strain 0 Negligible 0−0.05 1 Very slight 0.05−0.075 2 Slight 0.075−0.15 3 Moderate 0.15−0.3 4 Severe ≥0.3.

The frequency response function was applied to fatigue analysis of nuclear components, and clarified relation of fatigue damage to thermal hydraulic and structural design parameters.

Every effort should therefore be made to limit both the dose and the time of exposure to steroids of lupus patients, also taking into account the close relation of irreversible damage and prednisone use [ 16].

Instead of doing the obvious right thing, APA has responded with its typical superficial public relations patois of damage control inanities.

Finally, the stress strain relation of partially damaged mild-steel material incorporating strain ageing effects is expressed by calibrating the parameters of Ramberg Osgood model.

The significance of these observations is discussed in relation to damage to endoplasmic reticulum during hepatocarcinogenesis.

Home dampness has been shown to be related to allergic rhinitis exacerbations (Kilpelainen et al. 2001), but to our knowledge, the relation of either water damage or mold/mildew or high levels of specific fungal taxa to the development of allergic rhinitis in childhood has not previously been reported.

In this work, model constants of J C constitutive relation and damage parameters of J C failure model for a typical armour steel material have been determined experimentally from four types of uniaxial tensile test.

It is shown that the constitutive relations for the class of damage models here considered can be derived from the solver potentials by means of sub-differentials sets.

The current study develops conceptual models illustrating the causes and effects of damage in relation to geological and hydrogeological settings.

Several standards have established some metrics for performance-based assessment of dams which are mostly based on acceptable levels of damage in relation with different design level earthquakes.