hidden damage

But no one repaired the hidden damage because she would not admit that any had occurred.

"The Hidden Damage" was his own version of the chaos he saw and felt.

Use extreme caution when entering buildings; there may be hidden damage, particularly in foundations.

At first Logan's interest had been solely to estimate possible hidden damage to large structures such as dams.

However, even though the symptoms can be relatively mild, the hidden damage can be serious.

The eye should be thoroughly examined by an opththalmologist because there could be hidden damage that threatens your vision.

But the storm wreaked extensive hidden damage, botanists say, accelerating the demise of some vulnerable native species.

Malév inspected the hidden damages of the involved aircraft and realised that it would be uneconomical to repair it.

Society officials said that an inspector cannot be expected to discover hidden damage such as rot within the walls or a defective part inside a sealed heating system.

During a tour of the Coliseum on Monday, Don C. Webb, project director for last year's $15 million renovation, said hidden damage remained a concern.

Experts recommend caution when purchasing a salvaged vehicle, because there may be hidden damage, which, if unrepairable, may render the vehicle a "pile of parts."

No harmful radiation except visible light had gotten through the fields surrounding the Skyland, so no one had to worry about burns or hidden damage of any sort.

Yesterday plant workers were checking equipment for hidden damage from power surges and seeing what repairs and parts were needed to resume operations, Mr. McGee said.

Last month, engineers discovered hidden damage in the foundation, and deemed that all - and not half - of the broken and begrimed floor stone would have to be replaced.

This can result in simmering and sometimes symptomless infections that may cause hidden damage or flare up again and again as a sore throat or spread to someone else.

Over 450 houses that survived the actual fire demonstrated in the following months hidden damage due to exposure to high temperatures (up to 2,000 degrees F), ash or embers, and corrosive particulate infiltration.

Boeing responded by noting: composites have been used on wings and other passenger aircraft parts for many years without incident, and special defect detection procedures will be instituted for the 787 to detect any potential hidden damage.

Preparations were made with the greatest care, and Tom went over every detail of the machine twice to make certain that, in spite of the precautions, no spy had done any hidden damage, that might be manifested at an inopportune moment.

Ned Hallick was 50 years old, a lighting director for films and accomplished figure skater who felt well and vigorous when an astute doctor discovered that he had been born with a disorder that was causing serious hidden damage to his health.

In April, the board made two other recommendations: that the shuttle be routinely photographed by spy satellites while it was in orbit, and that its parts be inspected for hidden damage related to age or use while it was on the ground between missions.

First some MRI-abnormal areas with hidden damage appear in the brain and spine (NAWM, NAGM, DAWM), followed later by leaks in the blood-brain barrier where immune cells infiltrate causing the known demyelination.

"Water penetration doesn't always come through a ceiling," Mr. Holtzman said, explaining that water leaking through a roof surface often saturates the wood decking of the roof and then travels down inside the walls, causing hidden damage that can be costly to repair.

Told of Wartime Suffering In "The Hidden Damage," published in 1947, Mr. Stern related the spiritual havoc suffered by Western Europeans in World War II, as well as his own reminiscences of a childhood in Ireland and England.

CPRE and TCPA argue, however, that hidden damage to the environment (destruction of the water-table and long term reduction in agricultural productivity), as well as the destruction of mature countryside created through the centuries, are costs too high to be offset by the benefits of cheap, clean coal'.