Warmer soils will have encouraged greater microbial activity so more rapid decay of organic matter in the soil, leading to greater discharges of gases.
Will this "rapid decay" convince candidates to husband their resources and unleash a barrage of ads on Oct. 30, 2012?
Some with shells could be expected to fossilize, but most of these were soft-bodied creatures, prone to rapid decay.
That is, the effects of television advertising appear to last no more than a week — a "rapid decay," write the eggheads.
In one view, however, the weakness resides less in the failure to establish new associations than in their rapid decay (i.e., accelerated forgetting).
In searching for insects, woodpeckers chisel or strip the bark off dead or dying trees, promoting more rapid decay and the release of nutrients from dead trees.
Despite their luxuriant vegetation cover, high temperatures coupled with humidity promote the rapid decay of organic matter and keep the humus content low.
E Rapid decay of the amplitude in a linear fashion.
A higher diffusivity causes a more rapid decay of seismicity.
Rapid decay of aftershock occurrence was identified using continuous waveform data since the mainshock occurrence time.
The rapid decay is due to thermal unblocking of the remanence.
