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Short alfalfa is at higher risk for damage than taller plants.
High mechanical homogeneity of DPPW along that direction reduces the risk for damage development.
The records survived Hurricane Katrina unscathed, but are still at risk for damage and loss, said Irene Wainwright, an archivist at the library.
NDT imaging can be used to map inhomogeneity and to identify the areas at the highest risk for damage in timber structures.
"If a building is not maintained properly, or if the stucco is applied improperly, the risk for damage will likely be much greater". The shake test is part of a larger $6.9 million woodframe project funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency through the California Office of Emergency Services after the magnitude 6.7 Northridge earthquake.
The resulting high hazard classification was considered a strong indication of high risk for damage to infrastructure in a given location, whether the high hazard potential identified by separate indices was mainly due to deepening of the active layer (thaw settlement) or permafrost thaw at the ZAA depth (loss of bearing capacity/thaw settlement).
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The method which can survey effectively in a wide are, is difficult to apply on rough terrain, and has a risk for damaging to the natural habitat.
In a report, USGS announced today, the panel concludes that "the New Madrid Seismic zone is at significant risk for damaging earthquakes".
The longer the booze stays in your system, the more alcohol builds up in your bloodstream, which puts you at greater risk for damaging effects.
Furthermore, the risk for damaging the tooth surface by using whitening toothpastes may be exaggerated.
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