Sentence examples for strong disintegration from inspiring English sources

Upwards and downwards of the cavernous weathering zone the surface of some stone blocks shows strong disintegration.

These areas of strong disintegration show up to two times higher salt ion values than in the cavernous weathering zone itself.

Scanning electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy showed that strong disintegration of the SiC layer occurred from 2100 °C onwards, but initial signs of porosity formation were visible already at 1800 °C.

In S. solfataricus, the −2 position in the leader is a cytosine, which supported the strongest disintegration activity.

This study identifies significant correlations between higher health care costs and stronger social disintegration, more unemployment, higher concentration of physicians, more specialized clinics, and a Latin-speaking (i.e., French- and Italian-speaking; see Figure 1) population.

One sharp contributor, Aqil Shah, reckons that Pakistan will become "neither Sweden nor Somalia", as the army's strong grip will prevent disintegration but also block growth of strong civilian institutions.

(In the same period Hungary underwent its own disintegration, and strong feudal warlords ruled over its different parts. Most of Slovakia was then controlled by the mighty Matúš Čak, lord of Trenčín).

These patterns support a strong relationship between political disintegration and climatic stress in the Maya lowlands.

On the other hand, if they are too strong, their dispersion and disintegration could be difficult.

Regarding the fundamental results, the analyses show that the pre-failure disintegration of strong contacts whose directions are aligned between the minimum principal strain and zero-extension line directions within the localized areas plays a fundamental role in the development of shear bands at micro scale.

Ahead of a speech tonight at the Mansion House Adair Turner, one of those vying to succeed Sir Mervyn King as Bank of England governor, has said the eurozone needs to forge stronger ties to prevent disintegration.