Sentence examples for decay and its from inspiring English sources
The house I grew up in had been empty for years before my parents bought it, but its state of decay and its lingering aroma were mostly owed, apparently, to the lifestyle of the previous occupant.
While fluoride toothpaste is considered essential for the prevention of dental decay and its use should be part of daily hygiene, it should be more accessible and cheaper than life-saving medicines.
Most of America is not in decay, and its increasingly diverse population creates a built-in advantage to any Democrat seeking the White House.
The chemical composition of the original coating, its decay and its production technology, were assessed by granulometric and thermal analysis, as well as by X-ray diffraction.
It was discovered that the signal from KBr Eu is unstable due to fading at room temperature, rapid OSL decay and its simpler process of OSL production enables the material to be used in real-time monitoring of radiation.
However, all these approaches have one crucial aspect in common, i.e. the need for defining a minimum threshold for wood MC that is necessary for the onset of decay and its subsequent progression.
Paying to see this leviathan, Valushka marvels at this evidence of the creativity of God, even as it decays and its dead eye reveals nothing.
However, like the city's subway system and electric grid, it is old infrastructure that is decaying and its maintenance is essential to the transition to a renewable resource-based economy.
By this time most of Roman London had been lost, with its many timber buildings decayed and its stone buildings reused.
Its military computer infrastructure is decaying and its command and control structure is in disarray.
In such cases the atomic number is deduced from the method of production, from the parent-daughter relationship of the new element to known elements of lower atomic number resulting from its nuclear decay, and from its nuclear-decay systematics that cannot be attributed to any known nuclides.
