Simply letting America's vital infrastructure decay is not.
Complete facsimile copies of Egyptian monuments have been published since the 1890s, providing a separate record that becomes more vital as the originals decay.
Just as it is such an integral part of the good things of life, it is also involved in our ill-health and death, not through the things we eat but because reactions between sugars and proteins cause the decay of vital proteins.
Yet, as in his other works, "The Praise of Folly" laments the decay of vital Christianity.
But for some educational conservatives who see traditional public schools as a stagnant monopoly, charter schools are a vital means of shaking up a decaying system by giving parents choices and public schools competition.
Such detectors are crucial to the disentanglement of important decay events and it is vital to guarantee a homogeneous reliable performance during their operation.
However, this has to be questioned since the environment for a SWCNT is rather different than for a DWCNT, and environmental effects were shown to be of vital importance for the determination of luminescence decay rates [38,39].
This capability is vital for the identification and measurement of proper decay times of long-lived particles such as B-hadrons, and thus vital for the ATLAS physics program.
Left unearthed and neglected, these vital spaces are subject to negative change and decay under the pressure of land use demands, among various other challenges.
All nine art installations feel like individual vignettes in the film, yet when watched in sequence, they provide a consistent, vital statement about preservation, history, memory, the home, decay, and community.
Our view is obscured by the taphonomic filters of decay and fossilization, and it is vital that these filters are understood if we are to obtain a meaningful biological signal from these fossils.
