M1 and M2 lack cusp 6 and cusp 7, except for very slight expression in a small fraction of specimens, and have a very faint subvertical depression rather than a distinct or extensive protostylid.
In this graph LS1, LS2, LS3, and LS4 are: slight, moderate, extensive and complete damage state (collapse), respectively.
For assessing damages in structures, four damage states are usually considered; slight, moderate, extensive and complete (HAZUS 1999).
The phases of damage were considered using the probabilistic analysis of vulnerability and reliability: slight, moderate, extensive and complete, as a function of system ductility.
The seismic performance of structures is studied through the damage states (DS) framework introduced by HAZUS-2003 including slight, moderate, extensive, and complete structural damage states.
The individual scenario results consisted of estimated numbers of damaged buildings per census tract, with probabilities for different damage states (none, slight, medium, extensive, and complete damage).
Table 3 The threshold of inter-story drift for different damage states Damage states Slight Moderate Extensive Complete Threshold of ISDs 0.005 0.009 0.023 0.06.
Fragility analyses are also carried out for the four damage states defined in the HAZUS (2010), which are Slight, Moderate, Extensive, and Complete damage.
"No," "Slight," "Moderate," "Extensive," and "Complete" damage states for each building model type are adopted in the Damage Estimation Routine of the rapid response application.
The curves were generated for four different, preexisting, performance states that represented slight, moderate, extensive, and complete damage under varying levels of earthquake intensity.
