Sentence examples for rate of disintegration from inspiring English sources

That indicates that scientists may have underestimated the rate of disintegration they face in the future, Oppenheimer said.

The rate of disintegration of the polar ice sheets is a key variable, as are changes to influences such as the Gulf Stream, which may be causing water to "pile up" along America's east coast.

So rapid is the rise in global temperatures, and so great is the rate of disintegration of the world's glaciers, that archaeologists risk losing precious relics freed from the icy tombs.

At that rate of disintegration, John Emsley wrote in "Nature's Building Blocks" (Oxford, 2001), "it takes over 200 years to reduce it to 1 percent of its former level".

The results showed that sonication frequency of 574 kHz generate maximum cavitation in the medium resulting higher rate of disintegration as compared to other frequencies tested.

Variations while manufacturing the tablet could lead to an undesirably slow rate of disintegration if the tablet is too hard or failure during packaging and shipping if the tablet is weak.

PUT AGE OF EARTH OVER BILLION YEARS; Geologists Back Astronomers by Determining Rate of Atomic Disintegration.

Archives|PUT AGE OF EARTH OVER BILLION YEARS; Geologists Back Astronomers by Determining Rate of Atomic Disintegration.

The process is operating in such a way that in a dense state the rate of contact disintegration exceeds the rate of contact creation, while in the critical state both rates are equalized.

6 On the other hand, food processing such as boiling significantly changes the food texture, thus modifying the rate of gastric disintegration.

We here, analyzed the high expressivity of these genes configuring processed or retropseudogenes by their immense connectivity in protein-protein interaction network, an inclination towards alternative splicing mechanism, a lower rate of mRNA disintegration and a slower evolutionary rate.