Sentence examples for sudden damage from inspiring English sources
Acute pain occurs with sudden damage, such as stepping on a nail or biting the tongue.
Schlaggar said that, in the mid-eighties, researchers invoked plasticity to explain the brain's ability to compensate for sudden damage — as when a stroke victim relearns to walk or talk.
"Work with non-human primates has given us vital information about how the brain works, allowing us to understand better the effects of sudden damage like stroke and degenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's".
The shock will cause sudden damage increase and then accelerate the degradation rate.
The shock causes a sudden damage accumulation due to external impact, such as a transient overload.
Because sudden damage increment results in a discontinuity in the degradation path, the lifetime is shortened accordingly.
Based on the experimental study, it is observed that the carbon fiber composites tend to achieve sudden destructive damage whereas E-glass fiber composites tend to sustain progressive damage, under dynamic loading.
Snyder's theories are bolstered by the documented cases in which sudden brain damage has produced savant abilities almost overnight.
3. The sudden political damage came not from the speech but from the Cabinet firings a few days later.
In the space of a few minutes Leicester suddenly looked as vulnerable as they have done for a long while, on the brink of a harrowing defeat, with a suspension looming for their leading scorer and the sudden, jarring damage that might be inflicted to their confidence levels.
The antioxidant enzymes present inside the human body, such as superoxide dismutase (SOD), are not capable in protecting the cells from sudden oxidative damage.
