That is, it ripened them, to the point of damage.
In it he explains that MSG is an excitotoxin, which means it overexcites your cells to the point of damage or death, causing brain damage to varying degrees -- and potentially even triggering or worsening learning disabilities, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, Lou Gehrig's disease and more.
Don't push yourself too hard, or stress yourself to the point of damage just for a record.
Each level in the Enhanced Fujita Scale is derived from three-second wind gusts estimated at the point of damage to 28 indicators (such as trees, buildings, and various types of infrastructure) and the degree of damage to each indicator.
And fellow oilmen might have ostracised BP, even to the point of damaging its future business ventures.Who dares winsWhy then did Sir John set out on the green path?
Unfortunately, in this new age of disruptive technology and on-premise decision making, this point of view can be reckless to the point of damaging.
Technology applications can qualify as addictive if they consume users' time to the point of damaging their relationships, says Young. "The problem is when technology replaces other forms of contact," she explains.
"You don't launch a leak inveStuxneton for a covert operations you didn't do," she says.
If your 'friends' are really your friends, they won't make fun of you to the point of damaging your self-esteem.
If these signs apply to you, then it may be time to break-up: You've suffered physical and/or psychological abuse, financial exploitation, sexual abuse or degradation from your partner past the point of damage to your health and safety.
The presence of a single-strand base lesion blocks replication on one parent strand, whilst replication persists on the complementary strand beyond the point of damage.
