Sentence examples for culture collapse from inspiring English sources

What's scariest to me about this story is also maybe what's most exhilarating that moment when our theories about another person (or another epoch, another culture) collapse, and we are suddenly at sea again.

In all other instances a lag phase or a culture collapse were found.

Although photobioreactors benefit from higher productivity rates, lower evaporative water losses or likelihood of culture collapse, the farming approach is still challenged by its significantly larger capital investment and operating cost base [9, 22].

One of the major issues with the growth of microalgae is the possibility of a sudden and inevitable culture collapse (Hamilton et al. 2014), which can be caused by different means beginning with grazers (Becker 1994; Tillmann 2004), contaminations and pathogens (Gachon et al. 2010), and climatological factors (Grobbelaar 2010).

Won't our dumb 'n' diabetic culture collapse with the seamless indulgence of "tap and it's yours" technology?

Hohokam culture collapsed in the 15th century for reasons that are not entirely known.

When this democratic culture collapses, as it has in the US, the result is deaf debate and deadlocked government.

It's sometimes said that the distinction between high and commercial culture collapsed when artists and intellectuals discovered aesthetic merit in things like jazz and the movies.

Solar receiver linear liquid velocities of 0.50 and 0.35 m s−1 gave similar biomass productivities, but the culture collapsed at lower velocities.

Linear liquid velocities of 0.50 and 0.35 m s−1 in the solar collector gave similar biomass productivities, but the culture collapsed at lower velocities.

We prepared PC-3 cell lines that stably expressed mir-200c, mir-141, or both, and the overexpression of mir-200c in PC-3 cells caused complete growth arrest and the culture collapsed 48 h after antibiotic addition (see Supplementary data).