Sentence examples for serious decay from inspiring English sources

But under 2 h continuous illumination, the photocurrent density of the photoelectrode with 30 cycles Al2O3 decayed slowly while that of the bare electrode suffered serious decay.

For 10 years it was well maintained, before going into serious decay and decline when Easington district council took over in 1979.

The serious decay of the ancient city began after the rise of Christianity, when zealots of that faith defaced and destroyed the remaining pagan temples.

But this part of the Wall has fallen into such serious decay that most of it has had to be completely rebuilt for this year's 20th anniversary of its demise.

However, the landscape has undergone significant degradation (notably, serious decay of travertine) during the past two decades as the tourist numbers have increased remarkably.

Much of its splendid 19th-century architecture has suffered serious decay, and it has had all the problems of poverty and crime that plagued too many of our inner-city neighborhoods in the late 20th century.

However, as the degree of carbon corrosion is increased, the performance-decay behavior of the two MEAs differs significantly, with there being a more serious performance decay in Pt/C than Pt/CNF, even at the same degree of carbon corrosion.

It was proposed for Southampton and some of south-west Hampshire because the city has more than twice the national average for children with serious tooth decay.

He's probably about 30, but serious tooth decay makes him look older.

Lithium-ion batteries always suffer from serious capability decay, especially when stored at high temperature and/or for prolonged duration.

Moreover, the dissolution of sodium polysulfides into organic liquid electrolytes causes a parasitic redox shuttle, leading to unfavorable side reactions with sodium, reducing the charging efficiency and resulting in serious capacity decay [36, 37, 38].