As she approached she realized it was a juvenile, maybe three or four feet long, badly decomposed.
By mid-movie, the odor of ham and cheese is unmistakable, but in fairness to the actors, who are on the whole competent and in one case (that's right, Busta Rhymes) scarily convincing, most of the reek is from a script (by Vince Campanella, drawing on his experiences as a trial lawyer) that has marinated too long in decomposing plotlines from "Law & Order".
A number of dead insects were found, including a 2.5 cm long glider beetle, a 3 cm long locust, and twoquite decomposed moths.
These results demonstrate that for this period range of 25 50 s, Rayleigh and Love waves (and body waves) with long periods can be decomposed from the three-component traces at Hi-net stations by seismic gradiometry.
By using a moving average filter, Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT) and the peak-picking approach, the three-dimensional (3D) displacement time series under ambient excitation were decomposed into long-period movement and dynamic vibration response.
Based on FFT and the peak-picking approach, the displacements time series under ambient excitation were decomposed into long-period movement and dynamic vibration response, and the mechanism of the movement and the natural frequencies were also analysed.
It is farcical to talk about the impending death of the two-state solution — it's been long dead and decomposing before our eyes, yet few have had the common decency to bury it.
Litter processing by fauna usually results in a short-term increase in microbial activity in feces; this activity than decreases such that feces over the long term may decompose more slowly than the original litter.
These species are important to ecosystems as they remove substances that would otherwise take a long time to decompose.
