Sentence examples for various degrees of damage from inspiring English sources
It is found that the concrete slab in the tunnel shows various degrees of damage as a function of the different locations of water.
Mixed mode modification factor was derived from test results of 36 specimens to predict the fatigue life of CFRP-strengthened steel plates initially inclined cracked with various degrees of damage.
Experiments performed on plate specimens and T-joint specimens which had various degrees of damage in the form of delaminations showed that it is possible to quantify the effect of damage on the acoustic response resulting from a tap in thick GFRP laminates.
Furthermore, the non-linear method presented can be used to assess existing lattice towers having various degrees of damage, corrosion and pre-deformations.
In our experiments, after Ni/Si structure irradiation by Nd YAG laser, various degrees of damage are observed on the surface of the Ni/Si, such as the appearance of cracks and formation of small (several microns) Ni islands, as shown in Figure 6a.
The rest of the patients (N = 108) displayed various degrees of damage of a testicular parenchyma: hypospermatogenesis, spermatid and spermatocyte "stop," spermatogonia only syndrome, picture of Sertoli cells only syndrome, tubular sclerosis, or combination of the aforementioned testicular disorders known as "mixed atrophy" [ 19].
It is indicative that presence of terpenoids, flavonoids, tannins and phenolics which are contributing factors for anthelmintic activity, producing various degree of damage to suckers, teguments and internal organs.
Most patients are infected in childhood, and present with various degrees of mucosal damage before any therapy.
Thunderstorm generated gust fronts are responsible for various degrees of structural damage in many areas of the world.
Specimens were first subjected to various degrees of fatigue damage in air, then immersed in a corrosive solution for a fixed amount of time, and subsequently further fatigued in air to failure.
The former is arduous as it involves casting beams of various sizes, which are then subjected to various degrees of corrosion damage.
