Sentence examples for decaying stock from inspiring English sources

Russia has a more realistic sense of its own weakness: that it is a global superpower thanks only to its vastness, and in the narrow sense of its decaying stock of all-but-unusable nuclear warheads.

Annadurai and Uthayakumar (2015) develop the decaying inventory model with stock-dependent demand and shortages under two-level trade credit.

He has long explored the moody, evocative qualities of archival footage and decaying film stock.

While some cities have allocated grants and state money to address lead hazards in decaying housing stock, others, like Detroit, rely heavily on federal funding.

His landmark work Decasia turned decaying film stock into a beautifully sad thing of beauty and had a killer score to match.

This decaying film stock releases nitrogen oxides that themselves contribute to the decay and make the damaged film burn more easily.

Inner-city children may be at increased risk for asthma morbidity due to exposure to such indoor allergens, because they often spend a large amount of time indoors and live in decaying housing stock that may be prone to water damage.

"Decasia," a 70-minute film that has its television premiere on the Sundance Channel tonight, is nothing more -- and nothing less -- than a collage of decaying, decomposing nitrate film stock.

Without new housing stock to replace decaying structures, the downward cycle toward abandonment began in many areas of the South and West sides.

Birmingham's housing stock was, indeed, decaying: Chinn cites a survey from 1971 that found 26,000 households in the city had no running hot water, and a further 28,000 no fixed bath.

The money has been set aside to repair decaying tracks, bridges, signalling gear and rolling stock, among other things.