Sentence examples similar to deteriorated matter from inspiring English sources

Symbolically speaking, waste is a remainder, and can be understood as the uncanny, as deteriorating matter, as a figure of nature and natural time that exceeds our own temporal limits and suggests our own terminal assimilation into the earth.

Additional experiments using a method called diffusion tensor imaging revealed evidence of deteriorated white matter--the cables of axons connecting one brain region to another--in older adults whose default network activity was poorly coordinated.

I love how Whistle Down the Wind came out, but my voice will continue to deteriorate no matter how hard I try.

Duplication and distribution costs would vanish; rural areas would not have to wait for many days after a release for their print to be delivered; cinema owners could juggle schedules more easily; and sound and picture quality would no longer deteriorate, no matter how many times a movie were run.

Deteriorating white matter may turn out to be the root problem, breaking down communication links between brain regions and impairing their ability to work in a coordinated manner, says Gazzaley.

"The need is still to find those children who need support …otherwise things will deteriorate, no matter what".

Dr Ijaz Ahmed agreed: "The need is still to find those children who need support... otherwise things will deteriorate, no matter what".

In a statement, Glitnir said its funding position had deteriorated in a matter of days.

Four months into our latest move, Jontue's health deteriorated in a matter of days.

After 1294, matters deteriorated.

But even as the protests subsided, matters deteriorated.