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breakage sentence examples

  • Breakage of the glass.
  • Old trees with heavy limbs may be propped with boards to prevent breakage under heavy snow or ice.
  • Tenants are also responsible for the accidental breakage of landlord fixtures, for example, sanitary ware.
  • Breakage deposit of £ 100 is required payable with the balance, 9 weeks prior to the start of the holiday.
  • How reliable could this rfree be to point me that there really is a symmetry breakage?
  • Care should, therefore, be taken to avoid breakage whilst removing nails.
  • Leave cash for phone calls and any minor breakage.
  • Breakages etc payable on booking.
  • Chromosome breakage or translocation, snapping the gene in two or fusing two genes together.
  • We also offer single replacement lamps should you ever suffer a breakage.
  • A £ 150 refundable deposit is required 8 weeks prior to the commencement of the holiday to cover possible breakages.
  • Breakage costs for fixed term deposit accounts.
  • Measurements of thresholds for bond breakage and the energy released into the photofragments allow very precise determinations of strengths of chemical bonds.
  • Bond: a bond is held for £ 100 to cover any breakages or repairs.
  • Breakage rate for each form.
  • The main cause of string breakage is moisture collection at the point of contact on the bridge saddle.
  • Progress has been made in improving the design of cage fronts to make access better for depopulation thus reducing bone breakage.
  • To protect against excessive force exerted on the torso, there is a load limiting device to reduce the risk of bone breakage.
  • But this will cause more breakage and the users will be required to do more to fix things.
  • Therefore, most glass breakage is due to tensile strength failure.

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