Sentence examples for physical decomposition from inspiring English sources

Hoisted above a chamber orchestra of percussion and strings, Phaedra's physical decomposition mirrored the spiralling decay of her surroundings.

Finally, a single ink drawing by John Kleckner proposes yet another sort of transformation, as sex and physical decomposition are revealed to be aspects of the same natural process.

Despite the horrifying evidence of the physical decomposition caused by death, the belief has persisted that something of the individual person survives the experience of dying.

Unlike existing estimation techniques which are based on process or product physical decomposition, the proposed models are based on product functional decomposition.

This paper proposes a method for developing product architecture by a comparative analysis of the functional overview as well as physical decomposition of existing mechatronics systems.

Grünewald's art, with its tormented imagery of death, extreme anguish and physical decomposition, is made "after nature," Sebald implies, in that it faithfully imitates the conditions the medieval master saw in his world -- the "pathological spectacle" of crippled bodies, gangrenous diseases and the brutality of the Peasants Warr.

The comparison features of Kernel KSVD and other physical decompositions are shown in Table1.

In the framework of the physical domain decomposition method, the sensitivity analysis and design variable update are performed independently in each subdomain with minimum data communication among subdomains.

This physical and functional decomposition is a necessity to promote a meaningful rollup of diagnostic and prognostic information from the lower levels to the higher levels of the hierarchy.

Increased land use results in rapid decline of soil organic matter due to reduced input rates and decreased physical protection to decomposition by cropping and tillage.

Later physical deformation and chemical decomposition of the metamorphic marbles often produces attractive coloured and variegated varieties.