One reason for the long survival of the bharata natyam was its importance in religious ceremonies of Hinduism; in addition, when Indian dances were rarely being performed and were in danger of being lost or of degenerating beyond recognition, the Natya-sastra provided a record of traditional principles and styles for their later revival.
The bailout of Swissair, Switzerland's bankrupt flag carrier, has degenerated beyond farce.
Between waking up and heading to work there was a brief flicker of coherence where I was actually hearing all the words and whatever, but after an hour the song had again degenerated beyond all meaning.
All the predicted RUNX3 binding motifs are heavily mutated or degenerated beyond recognition (Figure 4A), suggesting that the RUNX3 transcription factor may not be involved in the activation of the mouse L1 promoter.
The putative ORFs of Regions II and Cluster III encoding proteins of unknown function may be bacteriophage sequences that have degenerated beyond recognition by database comparison.
The Nazis deemed books and painting "degenerate," with terrible consequences beyond aesthetic priorities.
Whatever the mayor's motivation in resorting to Yiddish, the debate with some of the Democratic senators, who want to loosen mayoral control of the schools, was degenerating well beyond meshugas into a very English digression.
Beyond this critical point, mitochondria might degenerate as the availability of oxygen decreased, leading to a complete disintegration at pO2 below a certain value corresponding to an approximate distance of 181 μm from a perfused vessel, according to our results.
Figure 1(B) demonstrates that the concentration differences between common and rare codon combinations are unworkable beyond three degenerate saturated codons, regardless of methodology.
It cannot degenerate into hatred.
The whole thing was entertainingly degenerate in an extremely American way, and it was wholly welcome for bringing the cleverness of "Rick and Morty" a bit of attention beyond its existing niche.
