Sentence examples for relevant damage from inspiring English sources
Our shared interest, he reasoned, was to use the least costly means of reducing the relevant damage.
However, the principal understanding of the relevant damage mechanisms and of the influence of the microstructure on the fatigue lives in this regime is rather poor.
The relevant damage state definition and fragility curve development are important to represent the performance and damage level of the CW system.
The model uses different unit-cells to describe the composite and considers all relevant damage as it develops throughout a tensile test.
In order to identify the relevant damage mechanisms, the test program involved continuous cycling, dwell tests with hold periods in tension and compression, and asymmetrical strain-time cycles.
The study consists of an experimental campaign and analytical evaluations, the latter aimed at determining the evolution of relevant damage indices during cyclic loading processes.
Correspondingly, for each failure mode, relevant damage-evolution relations were developed.
Monitor the structures aging and promptly detect relevant damages, i.e., the "Structural Health Monitoring" (SHM) according to Chang et al. (2003) and Ceravolo et al. (2014), play a main role to protect, repair, and consolidate the cultural heritage.
The "health" of a building/structure may be evaluate by its deterioration or damage level: monitor the aging and promptly detect relevant damages, play a central role, and structure dynamic characterization and microtremor analysis are considered powerful techniques in this field.
In addition, Keidar et al. did not describe any relevant damages of non-malignant cells in an in vivo tumour model applying 5 minutes of plasma.
The main relevant organ damage includes vascular atherosclerosis, detected by ultrasound scanning; left ventricular hypertrophy, assessed by electrocardiography or by echocardiography; and renal damage, on the basis of a reduced renal function and/or the detection of elevated urinary albumin excretion.
