The current study investigated plantation-grown Eucalyptus saligna trees exhibiting a range of wood decay from virtually none to moderately decayed.
It oozes decay, from the mottled surface texture to the surrounding debris pile of paper bricks.
Hurricanes and structural decay from the moist, salty air are chief among them.
Political Order and Political Decay: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalisation of Democracy.
… But really a lot of the mobile stuff out there is just radioactive decay from the iPhone launching in 2007.
When covering songs by Townes Van Zandt and Tom Waits, two implacably dark songwriters, Jones manages to leach the threat and decay from their work.
An alarm pheromone needs high volatility, since it is used to quickly warn other individuals and must rapidly decay from the immediate environment.
He evokes the peculiar smell and feel of the war better than any journalist: "The trash fires and sewage, the heavy scent of cured lamb, the river; above all this was the stink of decay from the bodies themselves".
But really a lot of the mobile stuff out there is just radioactive decay from the iPhone launching in 2007.
A larger difference means quick rise and/or quick decay from the peak values.
The latter area was calculated by integration of radioactive decay from the endpoint.
