Sentence examples for respective damage from inspiring English sources

The investigation of the damage mechanisms of running fiber ropes and the respective damage parameters is important for the application of fiber ropes in engineering.

Further, the used method for calculating the vulnerability index for each building and the respective damage degree in several seismic scenarios is presented.

In the layers corresponding to seismic scenarios, buildings conserved the 3D geometry but were assigned a solid color appearance that matched the respective damage degree.

Once the normalization factors for various damage categories have been computed, the respective damage factors are normalized according to them and then weighted using the default weighting factors of EI99.

Respective parasite cell damage may be one option, but also subsequent antigen processing (MARCO: carbohydrates? Ly86: LPS-like antigens?) and orchestration of the subsequent T cell orientation (STAT1, Mcm5, Il2rg, Pleckstrin, Lgals3).

The respective form of damage (direct strand break, NaOH labile cleavage, piperidine labile cleavage) was measured as a function of thiol concentration (0 300 μM).

The bill alleged that in September, 1871, plaintiffs, while passengers upon the defendant railroad, were injured by the defendant's negligence, and released their respective claims for damages in consideration of the agreement for transportation during their lives, expressed in the contract.

The heavy rainfall caused streams to greatly exceed their respective flood stages, damaging waterfront property.

Finally, a micromechanical model is used in order to understand the respective influence of these damage mechanisms.

The two countries are now so economically intertwined that a major disruption in their political relationship could severely damage their respective economic interests, a price neither wants to pay.

Also - but only maybe - paying bankers in shares may encourage bankers to take fewer dangerous risks that could damage their respective banks, because if a bank were to go down, pop would go the value of the shares.