Sentence examples for decay off from inspiring English sources

The nostalgia Pioneer Square induces is a powerful factor in its preservation, and one of the reasons we're willing to brush the dirt and decay off the proud framework that still stands.

I was pleasantly surprised that she was singing mostly in key with what I had already made so all I did was cut the decay off of said notes and arranged them into something more rhythmic.

Your white outrage tastes like a week-old mayonnaise sandwich decaying off its own rot.

Meanwhile, the newly real particles decay, giving off (among other things) light, X-rays and gamma rays.

Deep underground, uranium atoms in rocks undergo radioactive decay, sending off alpha particles--two protons and two neutrons--that can bump into other molecules and change them.

Although a full analysis is beyond the scope of this study, the overall apparent rate of RPo decay (k off app ) was determined from single-exponential fits of the decay curves.

However, for some mRNA species, the decay leveled off at some time point, which may be attributed to either heterogeneity in degradation rates (i.e. short-lived fraction degraded first) or non-specific hybridization to probes on the array (Fig.  1B).

Two out of three off-target trans-spliced products will be out of frame and degraded by nonsense-mediated decay; only off-target products that are translated could represent a problem.

For example, seed decay, damping-off (the destruction of seedlings at the soil line), and other seedling diseases are favoured by excessively wet soils.

So you have rotting stuff – sewage, horse shit, industrial waste – the idea was that it decayed, gave off poisonous vapours, which blew about in the air and were breathed in".

It is well understood that the performance of marine propulsion systems decays at off-design conditions, where the system operates for the majority of its life, where fuel consumption rates are high and the system as a whole operates at lower efficiencies.