Sentence examples for verification of damage from inspiring English sources
Histological verification of damage has been touted as the "gold standard" as it allows visualization of morphological changes that can be appreciated qualitatively [ 50].
(F ) Verification of DNA damage induction and quantification of wound healing from (E ).
(B ) Verification of DNA damage induction and quantification of wound healing from (A ).
Also later during the disaster recovery phase, when the verification and recording of damage and planning of mitigation solutions is most important, situation awareness is an absolute requisite.
Experimental verification of the proposed damage identification procedure is performed on fuel tank elements of Reusable Launch Vehicles designed for space exploration.
The paper is concerned with the development and verification of a combined elastoplastic damage model for the progressive failure analysis of composite materials and structures.
Early detection and monitoring of response to treatment potentially provides more rapid verification of control of joint damage than improvement in clinical symptoms or imaging changes, since a minimum of 6 months is needed to ascertain radiological progression, although newer MRI technologies may detect changes in osteitis and synovitis within several months.
The ultrasonic pulse velocity method is a nondestructive test commonly used for the determination of the elastic properties of materials and verification of non-homogeneities and damages in structural elements.
In the numerical verification, the damage quantification performance of the proposed method is compared with the performance of other existing methods.
The present work focuses on the development, implementation, and verification of a plane-stress continuum damage mechanics (CDM) based model for composite materials.
The paper is a sequel to Hassan and Batra's paper [Composites B, 2007] wherein details of the damage model, verification of the code, and the validation of the mathematical model are given.
