Sentence examples for rot of a from inspiring English sources

Elia Kazan's FACE IN THE CROWD (1957) expressively traces the rise and rot of a folksy television star.

She could smell the rot of a drainage ditch some well-meaning fools had dug through the prairie during the Depression.

"Zama," Lucrecia Martel's feverishly brilliant and dryly funny epic, envelops us in the existential rot of a Spanish crown official (the great Daniel Giménez Cacho) stationed in a remote Paraguayan backwater.

Blossom-end rot of tomato, a disease associated with a deficiency of calcium, may occur if the water supply is irregular, even if an adequate amount of calcium is in the soil.

(D, 12.7/218 — my emphasis) On the other hand, the atheist may allow that there is some "remote analogy" among the various operations of nature, including "the rotting of a turnip, the generation of an animal, and the structure of human thought" (D, 12.7/218).

To strengthen the skeptical side of these reflections Hume has Philo point out that there are other analogies available to us (e.g. the rotting of a turnip or the generation of an animal: D, 12.7/217 9) which may suggest very different inferences and conclusions.

In 2018 we characterized Paecilomyces Rot of apples, a previously unknown disease of apples caused by Paecilomyces niveus.

This finding supports that below a threshold level of Rot, Protein A synthesis is greatly reduced.

A lot of cars rotted on a lot of lawns.

Resistance to Fusarium ear rot of maize is a quantitative and complex trait.

The ROT consists of a symbol length, Raptor overhead, and expected received symbol erasure probability.