He laments the breakdown of the economic and cultural order of postwar America, especially beginning in the 1970s, citing the era's high crime, explosion of out-of-wedlock births and eroding family structures.
The dissolution of the composite material is then simulated by eroding the structure according to given intrinsic dissolution rates specific for each component.
They are all relics of an eroding compensation structure that pays little heed to actual performance, underscored by Morgan Stanley on Wednesday announcing companywide salary and benefit increases despite losing nearly $1 billion last year.
— Even as many found cheer that floodwaters along the Mississippi River here would fall well short of what had been predicted, residents and the authorities in this town discovered a stark reminder of what might lie ahead: a sand boil on the aged levee that protects the town, a telltale sign that the swollen river had begun eroding the structure from beneath.
I would later be told that people sometimes take away rocks as souvenirs, eroding the structure in tandem with the elements.
Western parent banks were struggling to clean up their balance sheets, which required them to fix their eroding basis structure during ongoing calls for recapitalization, at the expense of their foreign commitments.
Farm-wild hybridization might also lead to homogenization across introgressed populations, thus eroding population structure (Tufto and Hindar 2003; Hindar et al. 2006).
"The shoreline's still going to continue to erode, and structures are still Band-Aids," she said.
She said that a culture of "TV dinners" had eroded traditional structures of family life and led some homes to dispense with a dining table entirely.
It can rupture freely in the peritoneal cavity, in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract causing GI hemorrhage or eroding into surrounding structures, such as the splenic vein, resulting in a splenic arteriovenous fistula [12].
