Sentence examples for corrode over from inspiring English sources

An all-purpose juicer will put a great deal of bitter pith in your juice, and its metal blades may corrode over time.

Links to pages can corrode over time.

The department has not finished designing the repository or completed basic studies of how containers it proposes to use will corrode over the eons and how the rock will hold up under heat and radiation.

In regions where the water table is high, steel pipes may corrode over time, leading to cracks and subsequently infiltration of ground water into the pipes.

Silver nanowires are known to oxidize and corrode over a period of months in air [6]; however, there are no studies on the stability of the nanowire electrodes during use (i.e., when they are conducting current).

Why someone would bury them in postholes is a mystery, as one would need to dig up the house's foundation to access the iron balls, not to mention the balls would corrode over time, Chenoweth said.

"Approximately 170 have been reported as metal detecting finds across England and Wales, nine of which are from Norfolk, with others known from excavation". Part of its core has corroded over time but Ms Shoemark said that at the time it was made, the item "would have appeared to the viewer as being of solid gold".

The harsh reality is that every year countless films disintegrate because the chemical base of the film corrodes over time.

The model is able to predict the performance of a bioabsorbable metallic stent as it corrodes over time [ 55].

Pb is also used in the solder that connects water pipes, and when rusted or corroded over time, the toxin can seep into residential drinking water systems.

Platinum electrodes are used most commonly, as it has been shown that they are biocompatible, do not elicit a foreign body response, and corrode only over decades thus making their surfaces stable in a fluid environment [ 57].