Sentence examples for resist decay from inspiring English sources

Her raw materials – complex electrical circuitry and endless coils of copper cabling – resist decay and litter the landscape.

Earth-related structures include paving (walks, roads, terraces, patios) and change-of-level structures (retaining walls, steps, ramps, bridges), which must be made of materials that will resist decay, such as brick, stone, concrete, asphalt.

Nanowires with uniform diameters, seen in Figures 1 and 3a, are formed when the growth species land at a constant rate on the droplet, and the droplet is sufficiently stable (when surface tension > stress) at the growth temperature to resist decay or disintegration and hence maintaining its spherical shape.

Conversely, structural codes should take time to build up, but should then resist decay.

Although individual miR species are subject to decay by newly emerging mechanisms and the purpose of their release remains unknown, they resist decay in biofluids due to their association with Argonaute proteins or encapsulation by vesicles.

Timber from the cedar, ebony, box, olive, oak and sweet chestnut keeps well and resists decay.

These nets are custom made and sized for specific bed sizes, and although they are a significant investment, made from nylon or polyester fiber, they resist rot and decay, are easily stored, and are very lightweight and easy to handle.

Preliminary experimental results with patterned thick resist chips suggested that the acceleration decay around via bottoms was very slow due to depletion of dissolved oxygen.

For very thick layers of resist, i. e., d >> λ/2π, the decay time is independent on resist thickness.

Hence, to survive means to resist both death and evolution; the forms, that are resistant not only to decay but also to evolution, are selected.

This rapid mineral growth shielded the specimen from further damage by scavengers and bacterial decay, and resisted compaction while being deeply buried for over 100 million years.