Sentence examples for the probable damage from inspiring English sources
The probable damage degree, according to the total vulnerability index of each of the 52,374 habitation buildings in Lisbon municipality, was computed and represented visually.
This paper proposes an acoustic emission (AE) based real-time health monitoring framework to efficiently identify the probable damage initiation/propagation locations in advanced sandwich composite structures.
The main characteristics of these systems is, that they can stabilize themselves easily after a major seismic event and the probable damage will be reduced in the main load carrying elements.
Identifying the probable damages plays an important role in preparing for encountering and resisting negative effects of martial attacks to urban areas.
Bases on a logistic regression analysis, probabilities are assigned to each model to find the most probable damage state.
In this approach, the most probable damage locations are evaluated under Bayesian inference by generating combinations of various possible damaged elements.
The proposed approach can be incorporated in a structural computation with environmental-mechanical loadings to forecast the most probable damage scenarios.
Demographic information, such as median house value and changes in house numbers, and distribution of houses on different exposure, is used to estimate the time-dependent probable damage with or without possible climate change induced change in wind speed.
According to the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, McDougals actions prevented an attack on the convoy and resulted in "probable damage" to the submarine.
Rescue groups, in addition to receiving probable damage assessment from the system, are capable of loading their field observations of actual damages caused by the earthquake on their system.
Probable damage estimates from the fragility curves based on hMax and on MMax both generally show higher damage probability for structures that are wooden and closer to the shoreline than those that are reinforced concrete (RC) and further landward of the shoreline.
