Sentence examples for testing damage from inspiring English sources

The problem is of primary concern for dynamic testing, damage identification and structural health monitoring.

During fatigue testing, damage starts at the outer edge of the specimen, and then develops towards the middle of the specimen.

Bleeding patients are therefore a clinically significant subgroup of the trauma population and have been the focus of recent research on trauma physiology, haemostatic agents, near-patient coagulation testing, damage control resuscitation, and consolidating best-practice management [ 1– 8].

The belief that the GCSE should be scrapped is not confined to members of what Gove fancifully called "the Blob" or "the education establishment", allegedly comprising quasi-Marxist academics, state school teachers and union leaders who think rigorous testing damages children.

Test techniques included measurements of Q by resonance spectroscopy through sonic test, damage by mechanical load/unload cycles of number N, and measuring ultimate strength under uniaxial compression.

Ultrasonic C-scans and micrographs were used for the post-test damage inspection, where matrix cracking and delaminations were observed as the major impact damage modes.

Many head teachers say that the tests damage children's education because they encourage teachers to "teach to the test", so that other subjects are squeezed out of the curriculum.

During experimental tests, damage mostly concentrated at the top and bottom of the CFS columns due to the web crippling of the channels close to the connections, while no fracture or obvious slippage was observed at the connection zones.

Finally, comprehensive laboratory tests, including splitting test, moisture damage resistance test, indirect tensile fatigue test, and immersion asphalt pavement analyzer test, were conducted to evaluate and compare the performances of various cold recycled mixtures.

The agency said it had "concluded that the crash test damaged the Volt's lithium-ion battery and that the damage led to a vehicle fire that took several weeks to develop".

In June, a Volt caught fire three weeks after a government crash test damaged the car's battery and cooling system, and further testing in November resulted in a second fire that prompted the investigation.