Sentence examples for whose decay from inspiring English sources
It may be that now, in the autumn of her great prosperity, America will rediscover other values and rebuild these institutions the significance of whose decay has hitherto escaped notice.
It seeks to create domestic capability for making a radioisotope, molybdenum 99, whose decay products are used tens of thousands of times daily in the United States to diagnose cancer, heart disease and other ailments.
Our findings suggest that this is a versatile model for the preparation of PVA-based immuno-nanofibers whose decay can be controlled.
The methodology utilises gamma radiation specific for 140La, whose decay is governed by the parent 140Ba, reflecting a weighted average power distribution, representative for the last weeks of operation of the core.
Recently, when a ( t ) = 1 and φ ( t ) = e − λ t ( λ > 0 ), the problem (1) describes a heat process of radio isotope decay whose decay rate is λ, which has been considered by Qian and Li [13].
The underlying basis for this low plasma level of C3 and factor B seems to be the increased generation of C3bBb complex whose decay is reduced due to factor I deficiency [88].
American nationalists in the early twentieth century shared an enemy with Raleigh's settlers: the Spanish, whose decaying empire was the main target of American overseas expansion, notably in Cuba and the Philippines.
When Emma Rouault marries Charles Bovary - the fairy tale happy ending - she becomes the third Madame Bovary in the book, after her living mother-in-law and Charles Bovary's dead first wife, whose decaying wedding bouquet she finds in her drawer.
Our local mountain was an extinct volcano, higher and more rugged than the one in the novel on which a monster – actually a pilot whose decaying body freakishly twitches back to life when the wind catches his snagged parachute – alights.
Emma was the sister-in-law of the local rector, whose decaying church Hardy had been sent to examine, and she seems to have struck Hardy as embodying the wildness and beauty of the remote coast.
Faced with such chaos, it makes sense to bring as many processes as possible inside the firm.That logic can be observed in Myanmar, Asian capitalism's last frontier, whose decaying commercial capital, Yangon, now boasts many night clubs and Range Rovers.
