Arising from the Schwann cells of the vestibular (balance) nerve, these tumors can grow to the point of
damaging nearby structures — and can lead to death by compressing the brainstem.
Not exact matches
Sofge said coalition personnel will then, «within the bounds of proportionality,» do engineering analysis to see what will be
damaged in a strike and what effect it would have on
nearby structures.
Hurricane Sandy brought five feet of water into areas surrounding the project,
damaging piers, sidewalks and
nearby MTA
structures for the Staten Island Railway, ESD officials said.
Based on contemporary descriptions of
damage from Boston and
nearby villages, the shaking has been classified at modified Mercalli intensities of «strong» to «very strong,» -LRB-(VI - VII) meaning that it would have caused slight to moderate
damage of ordinary
structures.
ELMs may drive repetitive (approx. 1 Hz) pulses of up to 10 percent or more of the plasma stored energy to the walls in ITER while disruptions may completely terminate the discharge, releasing all of the plasma's thermal and magnetic energy into
nearby structures and potentially producing a runaway electron population that may cause localized
damage.
High winds caused the flames to spread,
damaging another
nearby playground
structure and burning an exterior wall of the school and a small part of the roof, Hiskey said.
Stray or loose living corals are carefully collected from
nearby damaged reefs and transplanted onto the
structures.
There's also the engineers, which repair
damaged structure and boost the
damage of
nearby long - ranged units, the workshop, which is necessary to build catapults and ballistas, and the Forge to train close - ranged soldiers.
The key here is that the coverage is available when
damage to
nearby structures causes the evacuation.
Firefighters contained the blaze to the
structure, but wind - blown embers destroyed or
damaged 43 apartments in the
nearby Moorpark neighborhood, leaving 100 people homeless.