Sentences with phrase «same damaging impact»

Not exact matches

It is generally accepted that not all available medications have the same impact on different kinds of organ damage,» Carnevale said.

Martin Rees of the University of Cambridge, who has signed the Asteroid Day declaration, says it's the same as calculating an insurance premium: you multiply the risk of impact by the cost of damage.

«Our ultimate goal is to minimize the impact of pest damages on urban life with, at the same time, no — or minimal — negative impact on the environment, non-target organisms, and human health.»

At the same time, the negative impact of our actions shall have its collateral damage on the coming generation as well.

For those familiar with Maslow's hierarchy of needs, our pinnacle need — self - actualization — would include reducing our impact, reversing some of the damage that's been done, and inspiring others to do the same.

For example, my Sniper and AR do the same «damage» but have wildly different impacts.

So, while your weapons still have the same impact, the damage numbers have been universally decreased.

There is some really impressive realistic damage modelling including loss of tyres following a heavy impact with the barrier or a collision with another car, the front wing becoming detached which will affect the handling of your car until a pit stop has been made, aerodynamic carbon fibre bodywork flying through the air in a variety of directions after a lesser impact which is not race ending but could affect the behaviour of your car, engine blowouts following a mechanical failure or too much mileage on the same engine and more besides.

This is also consistent with how he is perceived by others who are also actively engaged in the same dishonest activities of denying the known adverse health impacts of wind turbine acoustic emissions; known to the wind industry and acousticians to cause damage to health via «annoyance» symptoms including sleep disturbance and body vibrations for nearly thirty years, since the work undertaken by Dr Neil Kelley et al in collaboration with NASA and a number of research organisations and wind turbine manufacturers.

Think of it this way — if there is no chance of observing the effects of changes in PDI in the global impacts record for 50 years (Emanuel's estimate) and over that same time period we expect damage to increase in real terms by up to a factor of 32 (a real doubling in damages every 10 - 15 years), then I think that it is safe (and also responsible) to assert that over that time period the only policies that can have a discernable effect on tropical cyclone damage around the world will necessarily be adaptive.

So why is it that we can see the effects of ENSO in the damage record but not, for example, the annual Atlantic basin total PDI, given the exact same randomness in impacts?

At the same time, no one can recover money for public nuisance unless they have suffered some «special damage» different from the impact on the general public.

If the side impact collision results in death, the negligent driver may be liable to surviving family members for the same damages, including reasonable funeral expenses, medical costs, lost income, and compensation associated with the loss of relationship with the deceased.

However, if you are looking at a natural disaster then this means that many other renters and homeowners in Far South Columbus might also have been impacted by the same disaster and are also facing serious damage to their Far South Columbus home.

In comparison, the impact of a poorly written resume is the same, but with damaging results: long, frustrated job searches... no interview calls... and missed opportunities.

While smallish snippy comments such as, «Dad never remembers to clean up his mess» may not seem to have the same impact that more intense talk does — such as, «Your mother is a terrible person and a bad parent» — either type of speech can damage relationships and make him wonder if those sentiments carry over to him, too.