Sentence examples for dramatic decay from inspiring English sources
Unfavorable wake and separated flow from the hull might cause a dramatic decay of the propeller performance in single-screw propelled vessels such as tankers, bulk carriers and containers.
The new report's authors said it was still possible to avoid a "dramatic decay of biodiversity" through intensive conservation, but that rapid action was needed.
Six years later, a study found a dramatic decline in tooth decay among children there, and the US surgeon general endorsed water fluoridation.
Cathode flooding can lead to dramatic performance decay and irrecoverable material degradation in fuel cell.
However, bulk Sb particles usually suffer from excessive volume expansion thus leading to dramatic capacity decay after cycling.
Repetitive controllers are usually designed assuming a fixed frequency for the signals to be tracked/rejected, its main drawback being a dramatic performance decay when this frequency varies.
Frequency variations in the electrical network may cause a dramatic performance decay in repetitive controlled active filters intended to remove odd-harmonic distortion in single-phase AC loads.
However, the implementations are still thwarted by dramatic capacity decay caused by the dissolution of lithium polysulfides, the low conductivity and the structural instability of the sulfur cathode originated from the volumetric changes during the charging/discharging process.
Glasgow, with its vivid recent history of dramatic urban decay, deeply scarred by de-industrialisation, cataclysmically bad town planning and the predictable, yet precipitate, drop in population occupies, for the average twatty southerner, the same mental space as a Ken Loach film: you're glad it exists, but it's supposed to be bleak.
Detroit's dramatic decline began soon afterwards, though, and those same suburbs would play their part in the long saga of abandonment and decay.
The result, com pared to a nonfluoridated sister city, was a dramatic reduction in tooth decay among the child ren who have grown up drink ing Newburgh's fluoridated water.
