Sentence examples for and a decay of from inspiring English sources

The rhetorical Presidency, Tulis warned, was leading to "a greater mutability of policy, an erosion of the processes of deliberation, and a decay of political discourse".

Soil formation simply cannot keep up with accelerated erosion, which implies a net exhaustion of the soil mantle and a decay of the ecological services it provides.

To illustrate, we give two applications: one with weak interactions and one with strong interactions and a decay of correlations condition.

In the Cr1−x−yAlxSiyN coatings, a strong inclination of the {111} texture from the normal direction and a decay of the in-plane preferred orientation were observed in cubic crystallites with increasing silicon (and aluminium) contents.

Former president George W. Bush on Thursday delivered a rare political speech in which he warned of threats to American democracy and a decay of civic engagement, a message that was interpreted as a rebuke of President Trump's divisive leadership style.

Echo addition: adding an echo signal with a delay of 50 ms and a decay of 5% to the watermarked audio signal.

In the spatial snapshot representation and in the beamforming results (Figs  6g and 10a), a decay of about 115 km to the south is observed between the energy focusing of the observations and synthetics.

We further found signaling of the metabolism-related NPY-type neuropeptide within the MBs (but not MB synaptic vesicle release or excitability) to be important to protect the brain from premature metaplasticity and consequently a decay of memory formation capability.

The stress relaxation after annealing was accompanied by an equalization of the [Ti]/[Al] ratio and by a decay of the composition fluctuations in the Ti1−xAlxN coatings.

The hidden Markov random field accounts for spatial connectivity and incorporates a decay of membership coefficient correlation with distance, which is a property similar to IBD.

A decay of 80% and more for some of the substances could be observed.