The crucial process underlying disease initiation is the induction of autoimmunity to collagen rich joint components; later events involve a destructive inflammatory process [1], [3].
This involves calculating how destructive a future eruption is likely to be by estimating the magnitude of eruptive activity and likelihood of various hazardous phenomena.
The economics of mountaintop mining removal involve a highly destructive practice of blasting through hundreds of feet of mountaintop to get at thin but valuable seams of coal.
On its surface, it is the story of a love triangle involving a naïvely destructive American secret agent, a world-weary English journalist and a seemingly passive but quietly determined Vietnamese woman.
Their name derives from their unusual feeding habits, which involves a form of non-destructive cannibalism.
He writes about the setback, which involved resuming a destructive romantic relationship, in such a way that the reader can feel it coming almost before the author does.
Because young people rarely confide in teachers or parents when involved in a destructive relationship, awareness groups train teenagers to help their peers.
Also missing was Boris A. Berezovsky, the media and oil magnate, who resigned from Parliament last week, charging that Mr. Putin was involved in a "destructive" campaign against business.
All these actions, in contrast to the vague political statements made at international meetings, will be concrete, specific and achievable in a reasonable timeframe: they might, for example, involve stopping a destructive industrial project, protecting the habitat of an endangered species, changing or passing a law, or reintroducing a population of animals or plants.
And so I wrote with abandon, a kind of take-no-prisoners story about dropping out of college at 20 and, in a booze- and drug-induced haze, becoming involved in a destructive affair with a much older married man, the stepfather of my best friend.
