Sentence examples for decomposition leaves from inspiring English sources
Fire exposure results in gradually increasing damages within exposed laminates: PPS matrix thermal decomposition leaves intra- and inter-laminar voids leading to more or less extensive delamination depending on fire testing conditions.
However, as demonstrated, this ideal picture is not always fulfilled, as TMA fully decomposes and forms an aluminate by losing all its methyl ligands upon deposition on a hydroxide-free Cu2O surface at 473 K. TMA decomposition leaves behind carbon atoms and clusters, and methyl groups attached to the copper surface.
According to Proposition 2 there exists the decomposition (left( z'+frac{displaystyle 1}{displaystyle x}z+2yzright) left( z=y'+frac{displaystyle 1}{displaystyle x}yright) =0) from which only the special solution (y=frac{displaystyle C}{displaystyle x}) follows.
On the one hand, according to Proposition 1, the counterparty risky contract ((A^{sharp },mathcal {X})) admits the following decomposition left(A^{sharp},mathcal{X} right)=(A,mathcal{X})+left(A^{text{CCR}},0right), (70).
Also the soil in RO and RT were tilled more than that used for soyabean during temporary bed preparation resulting in a relatively faster decomposition leaving significantly lower levels of C compared to RS. Change of cropping systems from RR to other annual crops such as RT and RO reduced the soil C sequestration to a significant level after 10 years of cultivation.
This difference in the leaching and decomposition of leaves from TPSF and leaves from other ecosystems is crucial in the accretion of peat and sequestration of carbon in TPSF.
We reexpress the MMSE decomposition (delta left( Bright) Z_{t}=delta left( Bright) hat{s}_{t}+delta left( Bright) hat{p}_{t}+delta left( Bright) hat{u}_{t}) (see Sect. 13.1) as begin{aligned} delta left( Bright) Z_{t}=delta _{n}left( Bright) delta _{s}left( Bright) hat{s}_{t}+delta _{s}left( Bright) delta _{n}left( Bright) hat{p}_{t}+delta left( Bright) hat{u}_{t}.
Due to the decomposition of leaves of susceptible genotypes data on susceptible cultivars were not obtained.
These results are similar to those obtained by Güsewell and Verhoeven (2006) and Guckland et al. (2009), where N P ratio was 16:1 during the decomposition of leaves and 11 1 in the soil, respectively.
According to the report, CO2 is rapidly released during burning to clear land or decomposition of leaves and fine roots, then released more slowly at length as larger roots, branches, or wood products decay.
decomposition ( g_{delta left( Bright) Z}left( lambda right) =g_{delta left( Bright) S}left( lambda right) +g_{delta left( Bright) N}left( lambda right) ), see Findley (2012).
