Sentence examples for decay far from inspiring English sources

Because the simulation suggests that heat released as a result of radioactive decay "far overwhelmed" the effect of the cooling water, he said, and because temperatures in the inner pressure vessel that originally housed the fuel are thought to have dropped quickly, Tepco now assumes that "100 percent of the fuel at Unit 1 has slumped" into the outer primary containment vessel.

If supersymmetric particles exist, B-mesons ought to decay far more often than if they do not exist.

Likewise, after remaining dead for long enough, the basic structures that permit consciousness probably decay far beyond repair, Abella explains.

Using the asymptotic approach, eigenmodes of free vibrations of a laminated cylindrical shell with variable physical characteristics of MRE are constructed in the form of functions decaying far from the weakest plot on the shell structure.

They could have died forgotten, bleached skulls decaying far from the prying eyes of man, far from the judging eyes of God.

Accordingly, there occurs a redistribution of the peroxide concentration in the vicinity of the microjet, which decays far away from it.

Russia's problems are too formidable, decay too far gone.

Of course, the decay runs far deeper than just underperformance on the field, and with the club's managing director, Ian Ayre, rumored to be joining Dalglish on his way out of Anfield, it is this institutionalized overhaul that suggests Liverpool may be without clear direction for some time.

It is a black, dilapidated street, avoided by all decent people, where the crazy houses were seized upon, when their decay was far advanced, by some bold vagrants who after establishing their own possession took to letting them out in lodgings.

In particular, Super-Symmetric Grand-Unified theories predict rates for the μ+→e+γ decay not far from the present experimental limit.

Although we find stemward slippage is not significant in the interpretation of non-mineralized lobopodian fossils, the affect of decay is far from unbiased.