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Antipyrine hydroxylates as indicators for oxidative damage

, 2000
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Biological Indicators for Radiation Damage

International Journal of Radiation Biology, 1991
Methods for estimating radiation dose using biological indicators have made rapid progress during recent years. Chromosome analysis in lymphocytes still plays a central role, but it is no longer the only quantitative system in biological dosimetry. The best approach seems to be to combine several of the assays exploiting their specific advantages: the ...
W U, Müller, C, Streffer
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Semiconductor Fatigue-Damage Indicator

Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics, 2002
A means of using a semiconductor film element as a fatigue-damage indicator is substantiated. Methods of manufacturing it are described.
M. K. Karabaev, K. É. Onarkulov, M. M. Akhmedov, D. A. Yusupova   +3 more
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Damage indices and damage measures

Progress in Structural Engineering and Materials, 2000
This article reviews the ground motion parameters than can be assumed as structural and non-structural damage measures. Measures of seismic damage potential based on ground motion records are first described, followed by a discussion of the damage measures relating to simple (linear) and more complex (non-linear) structural responses.
COSENZA, EDOARDO, Manfredi G.
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Numerical calibration of damage indices

Advances in Engineering Software, 2014
In this study a numerical calibration procedure is proposed; while its application in some of the most widely accepted damage indices (DIs) used for quantifying the extent of damage in reinforced concrete structures is presented. In particular, without loss of generality of the applicability of the proposed procedure, the Park and Ang local damage ...
Chara Ch. Mitropoulou, Nikos D. Lagaros, Manolis Papadrakakis   +2 more
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Condition insensitive damage indicator for brittle rock

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 1997
Abstract The authors have been seeking a ‘condition insensitive damage indicator’ for brittle rock. It is defined here as a measurable physical quantity and has a certain value at the peak load. It should be insensitive to experimental conditions such as confining pressure, loading rate, water content etc.
Y. Fujii, T. Kiyama, Y. Ishijima
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Damage control surgery: old concepts and new indications

Current Opinion in Critical Care, 2023
Purpose of review While the principles of damage control surgery - rapid hemorrhage and contamination control with correction of physiologic derangements followed by delayed definitive reconstruction - have remained consistent, forms of damage control intervention have evolved and proliferated dramatically.
C Yvonne, Chung, Thomas M, Scalea
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Thermo-indicating paint for damage warning

Journal of Thermal Analysis, 1996
Thermal analysis coupled with the measurement of temperatures at which colour changes are observed in situ was used to test various inorganic pigments with the aim of introducing them into the compositions of thermo-indicating paints. Through a reversible or irreversible modification of the colour these can indicate an undesired increase in temperature
M Popescu, L. Serban, M. Popescu
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