Sentence examples for profound disintegration from inspiring English sources

The contribution of mechanically induced rock alteration should be small, because the profound disintegration of large volumes of rock (e.g. grus) results in hydraulic conditions, which are no longer controllable (e.g. in terms of discrete hydraulic pathways, discrimination between matrix and fault, often no symmetry of the fault structure).

There is a theory that loneliness stems from a profound sense of disintegration, caused by just the kind of broken childhood Darger suffered.

Gordon Brown wrote a dying Mo Mowlam two "emotional" letters expressing his sadness over her terminal illness and his profound remorse over the disintegration of her cabinet career under Tony Blair.

In striking contrast, CSMN of UCHL1−/− mice displayed massive disintegration with profound vacuolization and breakdown of cell membrane especially along the apical dendrites (Fig. 4 E, J– O; UCHL1−/−, 42 ± 4%, n = 167 apical dendrites, n = 3; P < 0.01; and WT, 7%, n = 281 apical dendrites, n = 3).

So you could have a beginning of a disintegration that would have the most profound influences".

Otherwise, the departure from Lincoln Center may be a euphemism for disintegration, and the loss to New York's musical life would be profound.

"With the profound social, economic and moral crisis that Europe is in, we can see a similar process of disintegration".

And while "A Moon for the Misbegotten" surely stands on its own as a play of profound insight and humanity, its link to "Long Day's Journey" enriches it and helps explain Jim's ultimate disintegration.

It is thus conceivable to interpret that the profound inhibition in E2F-1 and PCNA protein levels after 24 h of exposure to 2.5 μM SAHA may result in disintegration and deactivation of D1, E and A cdk2 complexes, which consequently leads to hypophosphorylation of the three Rb pocket proteins.

Moral disintegration!

But so has disintegration.