Sentence examples for deep decay from inspiring English sources

When the thickness of the oxide layer increases, a deep decay arises after three ageing weeks, defined as transition cluster.

A second stage (transition) can be identified when a deep decay (when the ΔP interval is external to the "0 line") is attained and a third one (post-ageing) where a complete loss of load carrying capability was found.

This confirms a first stage (identified as pre-ageing cluster) where a slight and constant decay of the load is attained, a second one (transition cluster) where a deep decay (with respect to the initial load value) is attained and a third one (post-ageing cluster) where a complete loss of load carrying capability is found.

The illness goes deeper though, a deep decay in your brain.

The single crown is a cemented veneer restoration that replaces a tooth suffering from deep decay or undergoing post-endodontic therapy [ 21].

It wasn't just Ames, or Guatemala, or years of making excuses for screw-ups -- a deeper decay was spreading inside the directorate of operations.

Deactivation studies showed a deeper decay for niobium phosphate than niobic acid at short time on stream, while, for higher time, light losses of activity were observed for both the catalysts.

While bacteria belonging to the genus Lactobacillus are well known for contributing to deep tooth decay in the oral cavity, their facultative anaerobic characteristics and tolerance to oxidative conditions may also account for the growth in the lesions of mucosal tissues.

As the party raged on, the building sank ever deeper into decay.

The American empire is in deep spiritual decline and cultural decay.

It looks bombed but nothing has actually exploded; it is deep and complex decay.