Sentence examples for deep decomposition from inspiring English sources

On exposing to CO2/H2O containing atmospheres, the permeation decreases dramatically due to a deep decomposition process on the permeate side, resulting in the formation of carbonates and/or hydroxides causing blocking of oxygen transport.

The results also suggested a deep decomposition and mineralization of pesticide molecules occurring under the attack of hydroxyl radicals.

As stated and proved in myriads of references (e.g., [27]), low index levels point rapid fluctuations of the signal, whereas slow variations are associated to higher (or deeper) decomposition branches.

If a body were buried illegally in a shallow grave less than 2ft deep, the decomposition rate is only 18 months to three years.

Our method called deep Taylor decomposition efficiently utilizes the structure of the network by backpropagating the explanations from the output to the input layer.

Moreover, the higher graphitization of carbon layer is also favorable to impede the deeper reduction decomposition of the electrolyte below 1.0 V by forming a more successive and thinner SEI film on the LTO electrode.

The approach is a hybrid of empirical mode decomposition, deep belief network and ensemble technique.

Often, bodies are buried in graves that are just 3 feet deep to aid decomposition.

The purposes of this work are: (i) to develop a simple model to predict the rate of gas generation by the depressurization method when decomposition occurs deep inside the hydrate zone, and (ii) to compare the results with a corresponding model that invokes the sharp-interface assumption.

Phase separation in solutions at lower polymer concentrations (4.0, 5.0 and 8.2 wt%) proceeds by nucleation and growth mechanism for shallow quenches, but by spinodal decomposition for deeper quenches.

Whereas, with a proper burial, with the coffin deep in the ground, the decomposition rate is much slower.