Sentence examples for rapidly decay from inspiring English sources

An alarm pheromone needs high volatility, since it is used to quickly warn other individuals and must rapidly decay from the immediate environment.

If the PC business (again, the one we all think of now) started to rapidly decay tomorrow, Microsoft could still coast for another ten years, no problem.

While POCUS training can improve short-term outcomes, knowledge and skills rapidly decay without deliberate practice and feedback.

Stephan Schuster from Penn State University, who led the mammoth sequencing project, says, "Even the genomes from much younger organisms rapidly decay.

In a reverberant environment the correlation-based TDOA performance is known to rapidly decay when the reverberation time (T60) increases [7].

It is observed that greater the retardation time λ3, the more rapidly decay the velocity, however the shear stress is grown up faster.

When a blast goes off, the pressures that come out of it will decay rapidly.

The pions, in turn, will decay rapidly into very high-energy light, or gamma rays.

Costs are rising even as engineers across the country say infrastructure is rapidly decaying.

Caitlin is forced to confront the root of her phobias when she is pulled into the depths of a fairy tale world rapidly decaying into a zombie wasteland.

The half-life and the decay constant are inversely proportional because rapidly decaying radioisotopes have a high decay constant but a short half-life.