She uses the dried out manure that is left after the poo has decomposed as fertiliser on her vegetable garden.
Hare complains that the soaring array of deaths in the latest series of The Bridge – bodies decomposed, bodies corrupting slowly from within, bodies bashed with lamp stands – is accompanied by none of the excitement in the wider world that would be needed to inculcate any sense of realism.
His badly decomposed body was found a few days after Alice's body was recovered from the river Brent.
The US government's cost of long-term borrowing can be decomposed into a short-term rate plus a term premium which investors demand to cover the interest-rate and inflation risks of holding long-term bonds.
Others saw it differently.In the razed heart of Jenin refugee camp, where the fighting was most bitter, Palestinians were shovelling out their decomposed dead.
Tables and grids of elements are decomposed and the contents are moved into a single-column layout.
What they have not discovered is whether more complex songs can be decomposed into separately meaningful elements.
The corpse was badly decomposed.
The dolphins, many of which appeared to have decomposed in the ocean before washing ashore, were found in the Piura and Lambayeque regions, not far from the border with Ecuador.
Proteins are decomposed to amino acids, fats to fatty acids and glycerol, and starches and complex sugars to glucose and other simple sugars; enzymes such as lipases, amylases, and proteinases catalyze the hydrolysis of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins, respectively.
Bureaucracies decomposed complex technologies into manageable pieces, then allowed individuals to specialize and master a defined skill set.
