Sentence examples for considerable decay from inspiring English sources

In particular, a small decay and low performance were obtained for RHA and RHC<70% and a considerable decay and low performance for RHA and RHC>70%.

Although the material exhibited slight strain rate sensitivity from monotonic testing, considerable decay stress was observed in the relaxation during the following strain holding period.

This explains the considerable decay in performance towards the ORR measured by linear sweep voltammetry in previously shown Fig. 8.

Images taken from the W. M. Keck Observatory in 2002 and 2003 show considerable decay in the rings when compared to images by Voyager 2. In particular, it seems that the Liberté arc might disappear in as little as one century.

Thus, despite considerable decay in gene content across pRF plasmids, these extrachromosomal elements share a common origin and have diverged in tandem with their respective chromosomes.

The results suggest considerable passive signal decay in this branch point.

The DC current in Zone 1 can take considerable time to decay as evident in Fig. 6 due to the low resistance in the DC cables.

Digital Britain justifies the migration of analogue to DAB by saying that: "The infrastructures which deliver analogue radio are decaying, and considerable investment would be needed – up to £200m of capital expenditure – to maintain a full national FM network over the next 20 years".

The setting is New York City in 1981, the same year, coincidentally, that "Prince of the City" came out, a span described in the press material as "statistically the most dangerous year in the city's history". And as evocatively photographed by cinematographer of the moment Bradford Young ("Selma"), the visual romance of a decrepit city in decay is a considerable part of "Violent Year's" appeal.

That is when they start worrying about it"." Other parents reported that pain was one of the consequences of tooth decay that had considerable impacts on different aspects of their children's life, such as eating function but also their mood: " "they don't realise they had bad teeth, is only when they get older.

Foreign policy was moribund, in spite of considerable opportunities presented by the continuing decay of the khanate of Kazan, and domestic policy vacillated so wildly that scholars cannot agree upon an appraisal of its main directions.