Sentence examples for solution for damage from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that the control strategy for deployment is a near-optimal solution for damage tolerance.

This paper proposes a new approach based on auxiliary mass spatial probing using spectral centre correction method (SCCM), to provide a simple solution for damage detection by just using the response time history of beam-like structures.

The effectiveness of prefabricated hybrid composite plates (HCPs) as a seismic retrofitting solution for damaged interior RC beam column joints is experimentally studied.

The results indicate that after determining the damage location, the proposed solution method for damage severity detection leads to significant reduction of computational time compared to finite element method.

The integration of engineering into biological science has resulted in the capacity to provide tissue engineered solutions for tissue damage.

A numerical simulation methodology was developed and implemented to evaluate and assess engineering design solutions for storm damage reduction along the south shore of Long Island, New York, USA.

The Tikhonov regularisation method incorporating the L-curve criterion for determining the regularisation parameter is then employed to reduce the influence of measurement errors in dynamic response data and then to produce stable solutions for structural damage parameters.

As per the above discussion of membranes, increasing ploidy via cell fusion does not seem to be a widespread solution for limiting DNA-damage.

Local strengthening solutions like buttresses, corner posts, corner ties and wall bracings could be viable solutions for feebly damaged houses so as to assure the life and property of local people in rural Nepal.

An explicit analytical solution for the distribution of damage cost is derived in form of a recursive equation.

This paper pursues a modeling and simulation (M&S) solution for performing a rigorous damage analysis in the conceptual or preliminary design of an intelligent, self-reconfigurable ship fluid system.