Sentence examples for spike damage from inspiring English sources
Unless Congress acts to raise the limit, the letter says, the United States will default on its debt, an unprecedented event that could destroy "millions of American jobs," cause interest rates to spike, damage the dollar, and halt payments to millions of Social Security recipients, veterans and active U.S. troops.
a Leaf rolling, b Leaf wilting, c Leaf yellowing, d Leaf dryness, e Spike damage (booting stage) and f shrunken seeds (anthesis stage).
A surge protector or power strip is ideal for plugging in multiple electronic devices, as it protects against voltage spike damage.
The biggest challenges you will face as a fire mage are fire immunity/resistance (in Molten Core) and the agro generated from spike damage.
In the current study, the effect of pre-exposure on the oxide spiking damage mechanism and crack initiation life is characterized for a representative directionally solidified (DS) Ni-base superalloy, e.g. DS GTD-111.
Toxic Spikes damage: (1 Layer, Poison; 2 Layers, Badly Poison).
Spikes damage: (1 Layer, 1/16 damage; 2 Layers, 1/8 damage; 3 Layers, 1/4 damage).
Peter Hoeppe, head of Geo Risks Research for Munich Re, said the surge in losses is driven primarily by the increase in exposure, but even factoring that in, the United States has seen an unusual spike in damage from "convective events" — thunderstorms and tornadoes.
The approval of the enormous mine, which will cover 200 square kilometres, has enraged green groups, which claim the project will impact water supplies, cause carbon emissions to spike and damage the reef via a dredging project designed to expand the Abbot Point port.
These spikes can damage the transistor, so we use a diode in this circuit to protect the transistor from these spikes.
The study found that blood sugar spikes can damage brain structures important in memory, that as we age we lose our ability to regulate such spikes, but that exercise can help moderate glucose blood levels and therefore protect cognition.
