Examples of using Structural damage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A laser could even be used to cause structural damage to the aeroplane, shearing off a wing
Structural damage uncovered on Thera shows that around 1620 BC they were exposed to an enormous earthquake.
Including structural damage the truck, rescue equipment,
Visually inspect body of the vehicle for cracks or other structural damage.
An earthquake impact shook the whole target, and caused major structural damage to all parts of it, making repair uneconomic.
The report asserted that photographs taken after the incident“do not show structural damage consistent with an air attack.”[128].
cause severe structural damage?
We will need to send in a surveyor, but I wouldn't be surprised if we found some structural damage, uh, particularly right here in the eastern elevation.
million visitors per year, which has led to overcrowding and structural damage.
Your main concern is the possibility of structural damage, which can come from water,
We remove the paint layer and it undergoes a number of extensive tests to check for structural damage or cracks", elaborated Lt. Col. Ben.
inhibition of motor function, and are not associated either with epilepsy or with more serious structural damage.
Alexander teachers use a similar method in guiding the body to relearn actions that heal rather than that cause structural damage to the body.
After the impromptu photo op of the harbor you had me conduct our satellite suffered severe structural damage.
may even cause structural damage that can lead to foundation repairs.
HIV also causes structural damage to the intestinal tissue,
or if there is structural damage to the glass, contact lenses must be changed much more regularly than that.
In regard to structural damage in the kidney and heart,
The IDF probe relied in part on aerial“[p]hotographs of the mill following the incident,” which it stated“do not show structural damage consistent with an air attack.”.
causing hundreds of casualties and massive structural damage, especially in areas where shelters are either limited or do not exist.