Sentence examples for easily decay from inspiring English sources

Lead, which may easily decay, has seldom been used for coinage, except by the Andhras (inhabitants of the Deccan in ancient India), in pre-Roman Gaul, and in the more recent coinages of the Malay states.

Thus the genetic redundancy cannot easily decay away through the accumulation of point mutations.

Clusters of water molecules in an ice-like configuration formed on heterogeneous nuclei are unstable (easily decay) and undergo fluctuations in size.

Though the timber is hard and tough it is not widely used because it easily decays.

Choosing Because boysenberries are soft and thin-skinned, they leak juice easily and decay quickly.

With reduced sensitivity, the intensity of natural selection has declined, and thus mutations that cause deviations in the direct character, δ, will spread more easily, causing decay in the direct performance of the adaptive character.

Until now, scientists have had to use precious metals like platinum for the electrodes, because these metals conduct electricity efficiently and do not decay easily in water.

Your impacted tooth can easily begin to decay if it is not treated right away because it is very hard to clean.

These nets are custom made and sized for specific bed sizes, and although they are a significant investment, made from nylon or polyester fiber, they resist rot and decay, are easily stored, and are very lightweight and easy to handle.

A quick decay can easily de-stabilize an established overlay, and the resultant smaller overlay is generally less effective for content sharing.

Furthermore, since f ∗ and f ∗ ∗ are both monotonically non-increasing functions in ( 0, ∞ ), we easily get the following decay estimates.