Sentence examples for do not decay from inspiring English sources
Implants do not decay, and adjacent healthy teeth do not require crowns to support them.
Thick layers of grass clippings become malodorous and do not decay properly.
Interestingly, the pattern do not decay on suspended nanotubes indicating that the coherence length is much longer than what was reported earlier on supported nanotubes.
The conversion of methane plus oxygen mixtures starts at temperatures ≈ 1000 K and proceeds via the oxidative route, because methyl radicals, unlike propyl radicals, do not decay, but react with oxygen in different ways.
Many of these interactions do not decay at infinity in the physical space, which adds another layer of complexity since it is more difficult to impose the correct artificial boundary conditions for the truncated bounded computational domain.
On the other hand, the trapezoidal tau method which estimates the asymptotic variance exactly for linear systems suffers from the fact that the transients of the method do not decay fast enough in the context of very stiff systems.
Healthy democracies don't decay overnight.
They consist of marsh grasses, trees and other organic matter that, because of the wet, oxygen-starved conditions, don't decay much.
"Steel doors don't warp, don't decay and don't need very much maintenance," he said, explaining that such doors also have fairly good insulating qualities because their hollow centers are filled with polyurethane foam and because they typically have a magnetic sealing strip, like the one found on a refrigerator door, around the perimeter of the door.
Theorists believe the surplus arose because particles of matter don't decay in precisely the same way as their oppositely charged mirror images, a trait called "CP violation".
