Sentence examples for decay to nothing from inspiring English sources
Specifically, the amount of money subjects earned per trial was computed as E= V−(V×(T/A)), with E ≥ 0, where E is the amount of money earned, V is the value of the coin that was presented (in cents), T is the response latency, and A is the time by which the original reward (i.e., 100 or 1 cent) would decay to nothing.
To become a fossil, the remains of an organism must not decay away to nothing, but instead be buried in some medium (mud, sand, ash) which generally (but not always) happens in water.
"Once the remnants of the last stars have decayed away to nothing," he says portentously to an imaginary camera in one of those regional accents they like at the BBC, "the story of our universe will finally come to an end".
They subsequently decayed away to nothing but the traces they left behind are good markers of the early Earth.
The model neatly fits the rise and fall in usage of Myspace, which peaked in 2008 with 75.9 million unique monthly visits in the United States and decayed to next to nothing by 2011.
The ratio of carbon-14 decay to alpha decay is about 5 × 10−10.
Right now, nothing predicts a 750 GeV particle decaying to photons.
While it is an image of urban decay, it has nothing to do with the demise of the industry as we know it today.
