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effective damage

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That damage necessary to render a target element inoperative, unserviceable, nonproductive, or uninhabitable.


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With The National Hurricane Center predicting 12 to 15 storms in the current 2006 hurricane season, providers need to deliver effective damage restoration services to homes, businesses and institutions," said Paul Richards, VP of Sensicast.
Therefore, end users need to be made aware of the benefits of using NDT technologies as a tool toward providing effective damage and disaster prevention, as well as for enhancing overall productivity.
The Addamark security solution enables organizations to get timely and effective damage containment by monitoring huge volumes of data and having access to all the data at all times.
 
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