Sentence examples for hard to decompose from inspiring English sources

It is hard to decompose the coupled signal for precise diagnosis.

In addition to substances of high color, batik and textile industry waste contain synthetic ingredients poorly soluble or hard to decompose.

The systems tend to include legacy subsystems and monolithic functionality which can be hard to decompose into small independent pieces for agile software production [32, 33, 36].

From EDXS analyses, compositions of Fe Pt nanoparticles are found to be mainly influenced by irradiated laser powers, which implies that Fe acetylacetonate is harder to decompose compared with Pt acetylacetonate.

Paraquat (PQ) pollutions are ultra-toxic to human beings and hard to be decomposed in the environment, thus requiring an on-site detection strategy.

The proposed technique aims to resolve this issue by combining the capability of the Lagrangean relaxation to decompose the hard-to-solve problems into smaller subproblems and the intensive search capability of the simulated annealing.

The multiple constraints optimization problem is NP-hard and therefore, we propose a scheme to decompose the optimization problem into two unconstrained optimization problems by designing alternative objective functions and penalty functions.

Other colour prints fade to magenta within seven years, yet the hard gelatin dyes of a Technicolor print remain undimmed even after the film's nitrate base has begun to decompose.

It takes decades to decompose or sink.

Shouldn't Kate Moss have the decency to decompose?

He was dead, his body already beginning to decompose.