Sentence examples for start to decay from inspiring English sources

But here we've now begun to leave that interval, and so the output will start to decay exponentially.

Left exposed to the air, the fuel rods will start to decay and release radioactivity into the air.

If kept too warm, they will start to decay and soften; too cold, and their starches turn to sugar, giving them an unpleasantly sweet taste.

Boltanski often lets his art crumble and, true to form, this work will remain untouched for two months; the flowers will wither, the scent will get mustier, and the hay will start to decay.

We mechanically activated PIEZO1 channels during step depolarizations from 0 to +80 mV, and as expected outward currents start to decay immediately after cessation of the pressure pulse reflecting deactivation of the channels (Fig. 6 and ref. 5).

It is seen that there is only a minor difference between the curves corresponding to t = 500 fs and t = 1000 fs, while the changes start to decay after that time.

Some of them have started to decay already.

The moment you pick an apple or whatever, it starts to decay.

If it starts to decay, nobody will know until it is too late.

Abidjan is a hot and humid place, and food left outside the fridge starts to decay almost immediately.

Only her ruined body, grotesquely weakened and deformed, remained; her skin had already started to decay and eventually she was no longer able to absorb food.