The works in the new series, Exquisite Corpse, are described as "rooted in the transformation of decay into new life.
We consider such transformations as decay of low-angle grain boundaries, bowing of high-angle grain boundaries, and emission of partial dislocations by grain boundaries in deformed nanocrystalline materials.
Description is given of the designed software system for modeling radioactive decay transformations and transformations caused by particle fluxes (neutrons, protons, etc).. Specific features and functionality of this system are defined.
The impression is a kind of see-through, cataclysmic transformation or entropic decay extended in time and space.
The study of chemistry, Walt told us right at the start, is all about "growth, decay, transformation", and that's what we got.
In 2015 the area will receive a further shot in the arm when the Whitney will open its new lower Manhattan museum at the southern end of the High Line, rounding off an extraordinary transformation from urban decay to post-industrial renovation.
Enhancement of the ozone dosage in this system accelerated the mineralization, i.e., the decrease of the total organic carbon content (TOC), more than the decay (transformation) of BS.
Her collection Of Mutability is about transformation – and that includes decay, life in its leaving as well as its celebrating.
And who could have imagined that, after several decades of slow decay, the transformation would be as fast as a game of three-card monte.
He told his students — the few who were listening — that chemistry is the "science of change" and broke life down to its essence: "It is growth, then decay, then transformation".
The story's preoccupation with emotional isolation, abandonment, decay and transformation has keen parallels, I thought, with the arc of some human lives (a metaphor that will, fortunately, sail over the heads of most young readers).
