Sentence examples for Is decayed from inspiring English sources

What's more, up against Mr. Kelly's clarion lechery, Future's voice is decayed, diseased, astral.

Carmen Callil Andrew O'Hagan's Be Near Me (Faber), the story of a troubled priest in our troubled times, is beautiful, an adjective it is usually dangerous to use in describing a novel, particularly when its setting is decayed industrial Ayrshire.

On a checkoff list of tree conditions, he had put an X in the box next to "dead or dying," then penciled in, "tree is decayed within trunk area".

Therefore, the graphene-bound Na3V2(PO4)3 electrode exhibits high capacity (114.6 mAh g−1 at 1 C as cathode, 69.1 mAh g−1 at 50 mA g−1 as anode), ultra-long cycle stability (only about 0.005% of the capacity is decayed per cycle during 10 000 cycles) and excellent rate performance (89.7 mAh g−1 at 30 C as cathode, 42.3 mAh g−1 at 2 A g−1 as anode).

The earth is decayed, and millions of people have been forced to colonize other planets.

With a GDR tradition of having to build things with limited resources, Berliners are problem solvers who make the best with what they have, and because of that, can transform something which is decayed, forgotten, or broken, into something memorable.

When ϕ is small, the zone where S i decays significantly will be broad.

The corresponding zones where S i decays significantly are shown in Fig. 5B.

And so if I were a neutron and I decayed, the proton goes this way.

The difference between repair in our model and damage decay in previous models is twofold: (i) decay is assumed to follow first-order kinetics like spontaneous, radioactive decay, i.e. decay is not catalysed by repair machinery; (ii) in decay, the material is lost while in repair some of the material is recycled.

This finding implies that DNA DSB induced by I decay in human cells that is believed to be hard to repair is not able to elicit robust transcriptional response regardless the well-known deleterious effect of DNA-incorporated I on cell survival.