Sentence examples for and decompose in the from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, when the insects die and decompose in the sloths fur they provide essential nutrients that encourage the growth of the algae.

Like the love affair that is the novel's magnetic pole, "Compass Rose" gathers its quiet strength from a slow accretion of instants of intimacy "both ferocious and serene," moments that bubble up, collapse and decompose in the natural order of things, on their way to becoming the history of a place.

In addition, carbonate and acetate ions do not bond with Ni and decompose in the last stages.

Until our bodies are dead, frozen and decomposing in the ground, we are creations in motion.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce Stephen Dedalus listens to the school preacher describing the "abode of the damned": "Imagine some foul and putrid corpse that has lain rotting and decomposing in the grave, a jelly-like mass of liquid corruption.

The lignin precipitated from the yellow liquor of the MW-assisted process was more thermally stable and decomposed in the range of 425 445 °C while the lignin from the steam-assisted process decomposed in the range of 380 400 °C.

Alcohol can also lead to adverse effects on liver function, and 90% of uptaken alcohol can be metabolized and decomposed in the liver.

Host corpses usually remained and decomposed in the nest, but in one nest a parent removed two of three corpses (figure 2 f).

Dried material was accurately weighed and decomposed in the closed Teflon vessels with 2.0 mL of 60% (v/ v) HNO3 (Suprapur, Merck, Germany).

Fronds are frequently lost and decompose in summer when the soil is drier, but the crevices are usually moist or wet in winter and spring.

In the intervening decades, thousands of films from these tests were left to collect dust and decompose in vaults around the country.