Sentence examples for the complete damage from inspiring English sources
The complete damage analysis (numerical and/or experimental stress distribution evaluation, fractography, assessment of remaining service life, etc).
In the elastic-matrix composites, a unique elastic singular field is created on the complete damage zone in the vicinity of a crack-tip in addition to the conventional elastic singular field on the no damage zone.
Histological study showed the inflamed blood vessels in diabetic kidney, which was less in α-mangostin treated rats; diabetic pancreatic showed the complete damage of β cells, islets, aciini and producing necrosis, but all damage was less obvious in α-mangostin treating group rats; diabetic liver showed the damage of hepatocytes as well as central vein but was less in treated groups.
The bird impactor model and damage modeling approaches have been validated by comparison with experimental gas gun results available in the open literature, while the complete damage prediction procedure has been demonstrated on a complex airplane flap structure finite element model.
The Extensive Damage was defined as the quarter point from the Moderate to the Complete damage.
However those to reach the Extensive and the Complete damage states are somewhat decreased.
The 0.61 m3/minjectionion rate caused the highest complete damage (0.9 1) with 5.24% of the total number of atoms.
The potential class-action lawsuit seeks unspecified financial damages for the "complete impairment of the class's right to contract for safe and potable water".
From the figures, it can be observed that the fragility function of near-field and far-field in the slight and moderate damage states are very close, and in the extensive and complete damage states, the difference between near- and far-field fragility functions become more evident.
This can be due to higher nonlinearity of structure in the extensive and complete damage state in which the behavior of structure becomes more sensitive to the ground motion type.
The preliminary results show that the stress strain curves can be divided into two stages: the rapid structural damage stage and the complete structural damage stage (or the yield stage).
