Sentence examples for decay about from inspiring English sources

Suffolk becomes a sort of palimpsest for his eloquent, precise, lugubrious, often drily witty meditations about war, death, destruction and decay, about memories and continuities and the feeling that nothing entirely disappears.

Yet there was a sense of decay about them at the Allianz Arena and the warning signs had been present when they were beaten by Milan and Real Madrid in February.

"Lear" is a play about family, about the flesh and the mind melding together in decay, about understanding what it means to love and to foolishly refuse to admit one's need for love.

We know building techniques, materials and problems linked to the decay about most of it, and even solution for the restoration project, depending on the goal of the restoration itself and the intended usage.

Urban subjects showed less decay (about 70%) but more fillings (a factor 4) than rural subjects.

This recording system had a flat frequency response up to 35 kHz followed by a shallow decay (about 12 dB/oct)., caused by the 1/2 inch microphone.

Together, these secondary effects have diminished the benefit that can be attributed directly to fluoridated water supplies to a reduction in tooth decay of about 25 to 40 percent.

Today it has turned into a symbol of the decay brought about by an inept government, organized crime and economic crisis.

However, 6 hours after actinomycin D treatment a decay of about 33% was detected at 37°C, whereas in the parallel test culture at 33°C mRNA only decreased about 5%.

In the repeated charge-discharge cycling, the discharge specific capacity eventually decays to about 250 mAh g−1.

After observing the decays of about 1.5 trillion kaons from Brookhaven's Alternating Gradient Synchrotron, the team sifted through a carefully chosen subset and found one oddball.