Sentence examples for decay areas from inspiring English sources

This paper approaches the non-destructive analysis of corrosion damage by testing and evaluating several image segmentation schemes for the detection of decay areas.

The latter process involves investigation of the degradation state as reflected by the size of the decay areas and their darkness.

Red and blue dots represent the observed transition probabilities for high growth areas to high growth areas and high decay areas to high decay areas respectively.

PHE said in 2014 it had found that as many as 45% fewer children aged one to four were admitted to hospital for tooth decay in areas where water is fluoridated than in those where it is not, but added that "potential problems with data quality means that this observation should be treated with caution".

As many as 45% fewer children aged one to four are admitted to hospital for tooth decay in areas where water is fluoridated than in those where it is not, giving weight to the argument that fluoridation is a safe and effective public health measure, a study has found.

As the desert mountains decay, large areas of shattered rock and rubble occur.

Use city space intensively; redevelop decayed industrial areas for multiple uses, housing included, which thins traffic; enforce zoning limits strictly, as often is not done now.

One of today's speakers was Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts, who told of his state's success in linking state government and private enterprise to revitalize once decaying urban areas.

In Hudson County, which includes such once-bustling but now decayed manufacturing areas as parts of Kearny and Harrison, the vacancy rate went from 9percentt in the fourth quarter of 1996 to about 7.5percentt in the fourth quarter of last year and the other two in the mid-7 percent range, down from 7.9percentt in Passaic and 8.5percentt in Essex.

The structural elements of the evaluation procedure are aligned to article 1 of the "Prime Ministerial Decree" regarding 'Projects for the social and cultural regeneration of decaying urban areas' (15 October 2015) in order to identify the type of intervention allowable for financing provided in the Decree.

It is also important to take environmental factors both physical and social, such as poverty, exposure to toxins, condensed and decayed urban areas, high rates of out of wedlock births, and the like into consideration.