Sentence examples for forms of deterioration from inspiring English sources
Certain forms of deterioration — like writers using "impact" as a verb, or basketball coaches screaming about every foul — become acceptable by attrition, because critics lose the energy to call them out.
The factors that cause these forms of deterioration may include biological factors, improper storage, human errors, etc.
Soluble salts are also responsible for various forms of deterioration such as sand disaggregation and superficial detachments.
Once the bridge is put into service, its load characteristics may change and the structure may be subjected to various forms of deterioration.
Sealers are solvent-based liquids that are applied to a prepared concrete surface to prevent the entry of liquid water and harmful ions (Holland 1992; Paul 1998), in order to mitigate corrosion, alkali-aggregate reaction, and other forms of deterioration.
In 1839, the British naturalist and malacologist Thomas Brown (1785 1862) briefly mentioned this form of deterioration in his book A Conchologist's Text-Book.
Change is considered in the context of discolouration and mechanical deterioration such as tears and missing pieces: forms of physical deterioration that accumulate with time in libraries and archives.
Through the application of synchrotron X-ray analysis, various forms of daguerreotype deterioration are examined here including the effects of cover glass corrosion on the image surface.
Since paresis occurs in fewer than half of untreated cases, Dr. Hempel's theory does not accept untreated syphilis as an explanation of this form of nervous deterioration, although in practice untreated syphilis is its only known cause.
Whereas TSA is less common than other forms of structural concrete deterioration, its consequences can be quite serious.
Clearly, no consensus exists over what instruments should be used to capture delirium or subsyndromal delirium, or other forms of acute mental status deterioration occurring with illness, injury, or drug intoxication.
