The 25-mile Finow Canal along the Havel to the Liepe, a tributary of the Oder, had been built earlier but fell into decay because of flooding and neglect and was not rebuilt until 1751.
In so many countries, their natural heritages are in museums, but sadly, in Nepal, the heritage is decaying because of the carelessness of the government.
Colonel Parker feared that our democracy would decay because of the failures of schools to be exciting and dynamic communities of learning and growth.
Just after spraying, the maximum particle concentration was reached, approximately 1.4 × 10 particles per cm, and afterwards it exponentially decayed because of air exchange, wall deposition and sedimentation.
The heritability of some traits and behaviors is subject to change over the lifetime because of the decaying effect of shared environment [ 43– 45], and because of some life events that may or may not lead to gene environment interactions.
Ant exits were not compatible with the null model of exponential decay because the probability density of waiting times, w, is a straight line on a log-log plot and this is not consistent with an exponential distribution (Fig. 1).
In the second detrending, we assumed that the postseismic deformation after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake follows a time evolution with exponential and logarithmic decay, because the causes of the postseismic deformation due to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake seem to be afterslip and viscoelastic relaxation (e.g., Sun et al. 2014).
First, population-wide immune memory decays between epidemics because of newborns and perhaps memory decay within individuals, favoring the dominant type in the way described in the prior section.
There is no good definition of the functional form of the decay because the magnetic nanoparticles are poly-dispersed and sometimes, the shape and the size of the particles are well known.
