And, according to quantum mechanics, the atom exists both decayed and un-decayed until someone detects it (in the simplest case, by looking into the box).
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The station's interior is stunning even in its decayed state.
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It basically decayed because people didn't want universal knowledge anymore.
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What was once cared and loved is decayed and abandoned.
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The outside of the mall decayed along with the inside.
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It's decayed a bit frankly over the last 20 years.
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How have Lea's (Jessica Dinnage) braces not decayed entirely by now?
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Its dominance following Soviet communism's collapse decayed into laziness and complacency.
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When the mill shut down, those things eroded, decayed and vanished.
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After about two days the worst of the radiation will have decayed.
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But the "NAFTA coalition" decayed in the years before Mr Trump's rise.
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The state is decayed and morally bankrupt: "Natural Born Killers"; "Wall Street".
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The glitz has long decayed, and that Blackpool died some time ago.
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They are formless, eat sludge and sleep under eons of decayed dead.
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"The city of Milwaukee is almost in a decayed mode," she says.
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LHCb physicists reported today at the Moriond physics conference in Italy that their experiment measured an asymmetry in the rate that D0 mesons decayed into other particles compared to the rate that anti-D0 mesons decayed into other particles.
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Several of the pieces depict bodies that have been completely maimed or decayed.
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He was slow to embrace analytics, the roster decayed, and fans lost patience.
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Certain amines are associated with fishy smells or the stench of decayed flesh.
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The pumpkins are decayed, rotting, and just slightly submerged in an eerie fog.
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When they exhumed her body 30 years after her death, it hadn't decayed.
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I was born inside the decayed mourning dove you found shaded in lavender.
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Eventually I realized I loved the city too, with its surreal, decayed charm.
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If anything, economic conditions have decayed recently, with real income falling since 2014.
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They were badly decayed, and one dentist wanted to just pull them out.
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They spotted a bright explosion that decayed over 10 years in a galaxy's outskirts.
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They effectively do decay, which is what causes them to eventually be decayed. Sure.
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And the lutetium should have decayed to a nonradioactive material within a few months.
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They are thought to have been formed when micro-organisms decayed and were fossilised.
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In another video, ostensibly taken later, the skin-beast looks darker and more decayed.
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There, two orienteering enthusiasts stumbled upon a partially decayed body in a rocky alcove.
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Once, a raccoon's carcass half under the overpass, half out, slowly decayed over months.
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By that time, some of the nutrients and taste will most likely have decayed.
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Their gums would swell and bleed as their skin disintegrated and their brains decayed.
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By 1979, Skylab's orbit had decayed, and the world obsessed over its coming plunge.
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Other bones have decayed so much that they are little longer than a pencil.
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So, at face value, something like an orange has decayed in their version of time.
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They decayed on the surface and became buried by the asphalt and sediment over time.
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That's why Apple slows down your iPhone's processor when it's running on a decayed battery.
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The RPM "decayed" to the point where the pilot could see the individual rotor blades.
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Perhaps a local medical school has a cadaver too decayed to work for medical purposes.
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But even as the industry's credibility has decayed, business has boomed for the most part.
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The scientists were closely watching how an excited helium atom emitted light as it decayed.
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Obituary's first album, the epoch-defining Slowly We Rot, featured a decayed corpse on its cover.
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That strangeness once gave her centrist disco-pop real teeth, but it has long since decayed.
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Over half a century later, those that remain are weathered and decayed, their kitsch out of fashion.
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But at the turn of the millennium, their popularity rapidly decayed as LCD panels flooded the market.
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The north-east is China's rust belt, a place of depleted coal mines and decayed steel mills.
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Severe early childhood caries were defined as six or more decayed, missing and filled primary tooth surfaces.
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These decayed structures recall one of the most radical land reforms ever undertaken in a noncommunist country.
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The Upside-Down looks like our own, just darker and decayed, with stuff growing all over it.
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" At a press conference during Macron's recent visit, Trump stated: "This is a deal with decayed foundations.
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What constitutes ideological violence has decayed; instead, amorphous rage has become a persistent feature of public life.
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The Otherworld is as grimy and decayed as in previous games, but it literally comes alive later.
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According to both Wellerstein and Buddemeier, the fallout will have decayed by 80 percent after 24 hours.
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A pair of particles might, for instance, have surfaced in some other primordial field, and one member of this pair might then have decayed into two inflaton particles while the other decayed into just a single inflaton particle, yielding a three-point correlation, or triangle, in the sky.
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The modern world (or so the right-wing narrative often goes) is corrupt, morally decrepit, decadent, and decayed.
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The fast particles would have subsequently decayed into the quarks, electrons and other elementary particles that exist today.
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What might have been dismissed as decayed, became really beautiful: because I was seeing it through his work.
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But he added, the planet is still breaking temperature records this year, even though El Nino has decayed.
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When the earliest meteorites formed, they captured some of these elements, which then decayed into more stable elements.
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Clothes stay close to the skin during life, and continue to exist long after the body has decayed.
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Plants acquire nutrients from the soil, which is composed, among other things, of decayed plant and animal remains.
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So even if one decayed, brown-mottled tooth falls out, an infection may continue ravaging that child's mouth.
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However, just pulling a decayed tooth can cause problems, because primary teeth are place holders for adult ones.
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In town, lamp posts are made out of old, decayed wood, which gives the town a fairytale vibe.
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H. Auden There's a fascination frantic In a ruin that's romantic; Do you think you are sufficiently decayed?
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This meant the dose — which cost the medical center an irretrievable $500 — had decayed and was now useless.
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The wind blows through the broken windows, their decayed corridors are ghostly quiet, except for the new occupants.
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It existed for a vanishingly small amount of time before it decayed into a different type of particle.
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After the inexpensive liquid is applied with a tiny brush, the soft, decayed spot of the tooth hardens.
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Here&aposs what 10 abandoned places looked like before they were deserted and how they&aposve since decayed.
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A mechanic who opened a brake drum would find it filled with fine dust from the decayed lining.
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Peatlands are made up of partially decayed plant material, accumulated under water-logged conditions over long periods of time.
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Their wrappings are in tatters, and it is possible to see bones where the flesh and wrappings have decayed.
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The campus has decayed: today there is no accommodation for students, many of whom come from remote rural regions.
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"Whenever great powers have collapsed or decayed, a common cause has been the loss of central authority," he concluded.
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Slave labor is the short answer, but something more, something mysterious in its decayed beauty, was also at play.
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His old pairs are decayed from honest wear — in their cracks and creases you can see ambition and hustle.
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Friends, career, love—even if they had cobbled together some semblance of a life, it decayed on the sidelines.
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Abiotic methane, as it's called, doesn't involve decayed plants, animals or algae trapped in sedimentary rocks, like biotic methane.
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Each of these inadvertently created satellites circled the Earth for a few months or years before its orbit decayed.
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Once home to royalty, these historic structures have decayed over the centuries and now host an array of animals.
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But as civil society has decayed over recent decades, its remaining power centers have also become increasingly left-wing.
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The decayed state of the art world from the United States to India to China smacks me in the face.
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Looking into it: Remember when Apple admitted that the iPhone slowed down its processor when it sensed a decayed battery?
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But yesterday, at a seminar, scientists at LHCb reported that B0s decayed into muons less often than the theory predicted.
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Apart from better public transport, the Olympics may bequeath an overdue revival of Rio's decayed and crime-ridden historic centre.
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They burned up their surpluses feasting together, in camps or villages whose materials decayed a few generations after they died.
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Sol's mother and father had to wait 10 days as his arm slowly decayed before the doctors could amputate it.
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"It makes it look like I'm in a literal bubble, with this dark, decayed concrete all around it," he explains.
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The plutonium is about half-decayed by now, but it's still producing over 226 watts of heat as of 21964.
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Troemel thought that the pieces should start out looking extremely polished, as if they had been Photoshopped, before they decayed.
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The faster neutrons decayed to protons in that period, the fewer would have existed later to be incorporated into helium nuclei.
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Less than 10 percent of the decayed fort was excavated, so many more bodies may still be waiting to be found.
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The students' display of blatant hate, disrespect, and intolerance is a signal of how common decency has decayed under this administration.
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Revamped shelters in Haifa, site of a 2006 war, reflect recent conflict, while those south of Jericho are abandoned and decayed.
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A ship strike, through and through—you just couldn't tell it from the outside, likely because the skin was so decayed.
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Tsunamis have washed manmade structures out to sea in the past, but they generally decayed before they made it to shore.
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According to Eveleth, 3D printing was necessary because the victim's body was too decayed for a fingerprint to be directly applied.
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And, if my eyes did not deceive me, at its center, dangling from a chain, was a half-decayed deer carcass.
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The only presently known form of Moscovium has a half-life of 0.65 seconds and would thus have decayed very quickly.
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Fantasizing about seeing him when she visits the decayed remains of Lallybroch could feel mawkish if Ms. Balfe wasn't our anchor.
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Visitors are free to roam this decayed Dada museum, unsupervised, and there is no entry fee, just an unattended donation box.
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By 1962, she is working with rusted and distressed pieces of metal, arriving at a surface that looks decayed – a diseased skin.
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A once-unified network of Italian mobsters, street gangs, bikers, and corrupt city officials has decayed and crumbled in the last decade.
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Outside the church, a cast-iron bell is propped up by a piece of decayed wood wedged between two gnarled olive trees.
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Over the course of hundreds of years the bodies decayed, the roofs of the dwellings collapsed, and dirt piled up on top.
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McKellar said that soft tissue and decayed blood from the tail were found in the amber but no genetic material was preserved.
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A few years ago, Ms. Schwartz sold her French Quarter house, which had decayed and become too hard to maintain by herself.
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If the norm against criticizing the judiciary has decayed over the years, at least one judge — Ginsburg — has contributed to that decay.
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The tree has had a long and storied life, yet has now been deemed too damaged and decayed to remain in place.
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It was there in the way his vocals decayed, the light slow-motion push and pull of his singing against the beat.
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That social glue, however, has decayed in recent decades, creating a void of despair, alienation, and frustration in so-called Middle America.
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But less advanced cavities may be treated by brushing a liquid called silver diamine fluoride on decayed parts to stop the infection.
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Ms. Mayfield's singing is wistful and thickly decayed, but the mood here is quietly upbeat — she has sloughed off some dead weight.
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Freed from the grip of the decayed British nation and British state, England could finally be done with its delusions of grandeur.
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But now, he said, the city must fix its decayed and ruptured pipes, which leak about 40 percent of the water they carry.
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And the bottom line for Smith is this: Plants get their nutrients from the soil, which is partly composed of decayed animal remains.
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Beric didn't have time to rot between deaths and resurrections, but Lady Stoneheart's flesh is decayed, her skin mottled green, gray and brown.
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The earliest work, "Walklyndon," from 1971 (the year that a group of Dartmouth College students formed Pilobolus), has decayed from deadpan to dead.
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Holley's sculptures piece together rebar, broken-down instruments, old lamps, typewriters, and other detritus, showing objects decayed and stripped down to their textures.
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Tropical rainforests and peatlands — wetland ecosystems that contain peat, a spongy, organic material formed by partially decayed plants — store huge amounts of carbon.
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The rambling Southern estate grounds where it takes place are not just decayed but diseased, ravaged by far more than time and the elements.
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As it absorbed the protons, it morphed into an unstable version of beryllium, which decayed even further, spewing out pairs of electrons and positrons.
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His right arm was detached from his body in 1614 to send to Rome because they wanted physical evidence that the body hadn't decayed.
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As the factories left for more hospitable shores, the infrastructure decayed, and cities crumbled, the American worker was left gutted both economically and spiritually.
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History has shown that civilizations and systems in zenith were surpassed by other competitors and decayed when they could not deal with emerging issues.
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Although the missile bunkers are now empty and decayed, the fallout shelter signs rusted, the nuclear tension of the Cold War seems suddenly contemporary.
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They used rhenium-osmium dating, a method of counting how much radioactive material has decayed over time in order to determine how old something is.
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Neutron stars form from the decayed shells of stars between 2921 to 2618 solar masses, where one solar mass equals the mass of our Sun.
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Inside the building, I'm able to access a slightly decayed computer and I learn a bit more about the people who sent out the beacon.
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Lumber companies can sell some of the wood to recoup their expenses, but many of the trees are too decayed or structurally unsound to sell.
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The half-life of Ir-192 is about 74 days -- so in the nearly four months since it went missing, it has decayed by half.
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In actuality, the decayed picture from the film, which kept Gray young despite his age and horrendous deeds, is in the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The idea was that LHC collision produced a particle weighing 750 GeV, which then decayed into two protons of the same energy, according to Nature.
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Across the street, a chain-link fence surrounded an entire block of boarded-up and decayed houses, and empty lots where others had burned down.
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Another reason for restoring a decayed baby tooth is that, left untreated, it can become abscessed, at which point it lead to an emergency situation.
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As the beryllium-8 atoms decayed, they produced pairs of electrons and positrons that repelled each other, prompting the particles to shoot away at angles.
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None of the blocks that once comprised the original structure are currently located in their original place, and many of them are badly damaged or decayed.
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In the 2012 election, political scientists John Sides and Lynn Vavreck found that the effectiveness of ads basically "decayed" within five days of the ad's airing.
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We found out that they could remember how to respond to the different commands, although their memory decayed when we tested them with varying time delays.
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As a result, Tiangong-1's orbit has decayed naturally and it's only in the last few months that it's become clear when it would come down.
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At age 5, the children visited a dentist, and were examined for decayed, missing and filled primary tooth surfaces and severe early childhood caries, or severe cavities.
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This series established the ideal Turbeville woman to be mysterious yet romantically isolated, almost like a Brontë heroine, walking with a vulnerable power across decayed, derelict settings.
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The White House plans to cut down the historic Jackson Magnolia, which has stood on the grounds since the 1800s but has decayed beyond repair, CNN reports.
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Across the country, numerous towns have decayed; too many businesses have closed or left our shores; and many people have lost their identity, self-worth and dignity.
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" Adding that parks in poor neighborhoods have long decayed and struggled to get resources, the mayor said, "The people who needed it the most got the least.
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The dampeners were artifacts of a decayed security system; Blue Barge was now a secret so open it retained the slightest vestige of mystery only to civilians.
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"I have a couple of pieces kicking around in my living room that I etched in 2011 and they haven't aged or decayed perceptibly," said Lane-McKinley.
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Last year we had rented a half decayed Mansion on the beach of East Hampton in the depth of winter for one full month to record it.
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His glass plate negatives, left untouched following his death in 1922, decayed and were covered with dust and waste when the space was turned into a henhouse.
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The program won her Pheu Thai Party votes, but Thailand's current military government says it wasted billions of dollars, as stockpiles of unsold rice decayed in warehouses.
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Meanwhile, if a pair of primordial particles fluctuated into existence, and then each particle decayed into two other particles, this would later yield a four-point correlation.
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Smith said people have been accusing her of faking the initial joke and tweets because the Cheez-It should have decayed, or someone should have noticed sooner.
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The sculptures gain an added dimension with the shadow they cast on the wall, which suggests an echo or an afterlife for the hollow and decayed bodies.
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Pandora once had a first-mover advantage, but that decayed when it ignored the competition, letting Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and others develop robust ecosystems of their own.
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So, for iPhone 6, 6S, SE, and 7, Apple recently released a feature that throttles — or slows down — the iPhone's processor when it's running on a decayed battery.
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To ensure accuracy, the Duke University researchers accounted for environmental factors, such as rain, that could have accelerated the rate at which the dung decayed and washed away.
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Often these forests grow on peatlands, which store carbon from decayed organic matter; in tropical regions these hold up to ten times as much carbon as surface soil.
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After years in which state-owned power plants decayed, the government changed course by selling power stations and the distribution grids that carry power to homes and businesses.
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In the lab, they used radiocarbon dating to estimate "death dates" for the plants, measuring the amounts of naturally occurring isotopes that decayed at certain rates over time.
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Decayed body parts can still be seen, and smelled, amidst the debris where the most severe fighting raged west of the River Tigris that bisects Iraq's second city.
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The fish carcasses were not bloated, decayed, or scavenged, suggesting that they were buried quickly — and that few animals were left alive after the cataclysm to come digging.
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Video: Dan Beaumont Space Museum/YouTube Unlike its Soviet and US Army cousins, which decayed out of orbit quite quickly, Vanguard-1 is still circling earth every 19903 minutes.
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"You find that when this big condensate decayed into the particles that we observe today, that this process can be very elegantly described by a few numbers," he said.
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Even later takes on the legend say the building around the gateway has decayed away, but the vortex is still there, swallowing the occasional errant hiker or unlucky squirrel.
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Because the health of the cat is tied to whether the atom has decayed or not, the cat is both simultaneously alive and dead until you open the box.
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Over seven decades after their development photographer Jason Reblando visited each of these Greenbelt Towns and captured their idyllic rows of houses, contemporary residents, and decayed Depression-era features.
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There was something about her soot-stained red brick, partially decayed facade and two rounded towers that called to my heart — a once haughty dowager fallen on hard days.
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In 33, he and three co-authors published a paper arguing that collisions of neutralinos—a type of WIMP—generated showers of exotic particles that then decayed into elementary particles.
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A year later, they successfully fused two atomic nuclei from these elements, creating their first nucleus of Element 113, but it decayed in less than a thousandth of a second.
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Some institutions, like Congress and the political parties, have decayed to the point of uselessness, while others, like corporations, lose their generational consciousness and become obsessed with the short term.
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In the press release, school officials explained that adult burials may have decayed to a point that they cannot be detected by the radar, leading to the discrepancy in numbers.
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To give you an idea of how widespread tooth decay is, consider that one out of five children aged five to 220006 years have at least one untreated decayed tooth.
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Almost immediately, Zhaowen Tang and Chris Morris, members of the collaboration, realized they could mount a germanium detector onto their bottle apparatus to measure gamma-ray emissions while neutrons decayed inside.
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Peatlands - made up of partially decayed vegetation, typically saturated with water - hold huge amounts of carbon, and are important habitats for endangered species, like tigers, according to the campaign group Greenpeace.
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Part of the problem in Rome is due to decayed and ruptured pipes, which leak about 40 percent of the water they carry, leading to complaints about long-term under-investment.
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When they observed the way the baryons and antibaryons would decay into these particles, the researchers found a significant level of asymmetry in how the baryons decayed into matter or antimatter.
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He likens the industrial "non-places" he chose to study, places which have deteriorated and decayed causing them to be earmarked for development, to the commercial centers of the Hanseatic League.
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It occurred when the North American ice sheet decayed after the last ice age and released meltwater into the North Atlantic Ocean, disrupting the currents that brought heat to Western Europe.
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The technique utilizes the unique composition of the photographs, known as daguerreotypes, to digitally recreate the original image that had been discolored and decayed to the point it had become completely unrecognizable.
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Children who had breastfed for at least two years, which was close to one-quarter of the group, had a higher number of teeth that were decayed, missing or had a filling.
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Using decayed, century-old wax cylinder recordings of Wolastoqiyik traditionals as his songbook, Dutcher's titanic orchestral arrangements and towering vocal performances send these nearly-forgotten folk songs to the heavens and beyond.
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When the Russian thistle decayed and broke from its roots, which could go 20 feet into the ground, the radioactive thistles could roll for up to four miles and spread nuclear radiation.
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" Indeed, communications have decayed so badly that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Friday at the UN Security Council that "the Cold War is back -- with a vengeance, but with a difference.
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Ten years later, the slightly decayed meal is on display in a glass cabinet at Snotra House, a hostel in the south of the country — perhaps inspiration for the Burger King campaign.
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As a young kid, I always had the hope that if I go over this hill, I could find the decayed remains of a lost civilization, an altar left behind by a tribe.
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Sounds like a downer, but there's such beauty here, amid the convincing conveyance of a decayed pixel world, that Hyper Light's score has been a work-time regular for me across the year.
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Some high-energy neutrino could have interacted with the elements below the surface of the opposite side of the planet, creating staus that traveled through the planet and then decayed into the tau.
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Also a musician, playwright, and poet, Cohen interrupts Jack's communication with Frank Fontaine to begin some puppet-master fetch-questing around Fort Frolic, Rapture's decayed social space once full of bars and boutiques.
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"This tree had been neglected for years and had clear and obvious signs that it was decayed and could collapse at any moment," the suit says, according to the New York Daily News.
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In fact, that may be what happened to one of the geckos included in this study — its soft tissues "either decayed or were scavenged before resin completely covered the skeleton," the scientists write.
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A Texas woman and her daughter went about their lives in their San Antonio home for three years, while the body of the woman's mother decayed in a bedroom, police said on Thursday.
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As time went on and plants grew and decayed in these isolated soil deposits, the layer of decaying organic matter known as humus grew thicker and healthy soils slowly spread across the landscape.
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Dr. Talha Rahman, who runs the Elaj Trust, a group that works to provide improved health care in Pakistan, said Kurram's health system was decayed and corrupt, with many vacancies difficult to fill.
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At that time, much of New York City was in the throes of urban blight that left once-regal architectural masterpieces – such as Grand Central Station – decayed and badly in need of resuscitation.
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Some people still heat their homes using peat: decayed, millennia-old vegetal matter that's used here to fuel fires to dry barley, infusing the air with heady smoky aromas that define Islay whiskies.
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The original 35-millimeter six-channel soundtrack had decayed beyond repair, so Mr. Nolan sourced audio from a 35-millimeter preservation element made in the 1980s — a format rarely, if ever, used anymore.
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By age 5, nearly 24 percent of children had severe early childhood caries, which researchers defined as six or more decayed, missing or filled tooth surfaces, according to the report in the journal Pediatrics.
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Visitors have been let in periodically during Open House London, and the Guardian has a photo essay from 2014 showing it in all its decayed splendor, from 1901 projection box to tattered stage curtain.
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By the end of the first month, we arranged for the child to see a dentist, who discovered his baby teeth were so badly decayed that he was on the verge of septic shock.
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His father, originally from Cameroon, and his mother, a handball player from Algeria, instilled in him a drive to give back to the community, which sits between two highways amid several decayed housing projects.
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What shows up there are the Xbox 360s, the Playstation 2s, the Nintendo Wiis, and lots of old laptops that have decayed in value as their technology has turned from essential to old-hat.
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What appeared to be purely random behavior on the system's part as it decayed actually contained enough information to allow the computer program to predict how the system would decay without actually observing it.
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Its first edition was an act of daring, imagined after Mr. Baloji's conceptual, collagist photographs documenting Lubumbashi's decayed mining and railways facilities earned him the chance to exhibit at the Bamako biennial in 2007.
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Fiedel said he believes the print could have been made by a piece of decayed wood, and noted that there were pieces of wood of a similar size and shape to the print found nearby.
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But of course, it's a whole different tune by the four-minute mark: bells whose signal is decayed to ring much faster than physically possible, harmonized voices seemingly begging "stay," in a seemingly gospel fashion.
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In September 1945, according to a Chicago Sun reporter, the canal still stank of decayed corpses when 400 Jewish survivors and about 30 American Jewish soldiers gathered for the first postwar synagogue service in Berlin.
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The animal hides probably used by even earlier prehistoric peoples who fermented grapes into wine most likely decayed over thousands of years, so pottery remains our best bet for discovering how humanity first got buzzed.
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Sedation may be needed, for example, if a 3-year-old requires root canals for badly decayed molars or has a throbbing abscess, said Dr. Casamassimo, who sedates children at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus.
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She went before her relationship with the President visibly decayed -- the comparisons between her departure and the ugly exits of former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former national security adviser H.R. McMaster were notable.
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Even if you forget the intricate details of his architectural drawings, with their coils of lines, biotic silhouettes, and sense of something both new and decayed, his work sticks like a burr to your brain.
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Starting at the anatomical top with decayed teeth, perilously close to the brain, his dentists began to do extractions (the number according to Scull was 6,472 in 1921, an average of about 10 for each patient).
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While the game frequently uses decayed and industrial environments coated in gray, olive, and brown to showcase Ray's depression and anxiety, her guidance counselor's arrival takes place in a partially-flooded forest with beautiful pink grass.
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It's unclear how long the infants' remains had been kept in the locker, but court has heard that some of them had been so decayed that it was impossible to determine the causes of their deaths.
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They were watching for cylindrical depressions in the earth: evidence that under the clay fort had once stood timber fence posts, perhaps for so long that the wood had decayed, leaving a shell of earth behind.
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Whether he can retain his populist image as President will go a long way to dictating the course of next year's mid-term elections -- as Democrats try to win back voters in the decayed industrial heartlands.
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So they accumulate, layer by layer, season by season, compressing into a dense, black carbon-rich mud of partly decayed matter that sinks below the shallow water table and is preserved there in an anaerobic state.
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One of the detectors on the LHC ring, called LHCb, observed anomalies in the rate that a particle called the B0 decayed—implying the existence of undiscovered particles—though follow-up research is still in the works.
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By the time the dead were discovered (locals were alerted by an overpowering stench) the corpses were so decayed, and so thoroughly soaked in bodily fluids, that standard fingerprinting techniques could not be used to identify them.
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Quotable: "From ancient times to the present, whenever great powers have collapsed or decayed, a common cause has been the loss of central authority," Mr. Xi said in a speech last year that was published only this month.
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Subsequent analyses of prolonged breastfeeding, taking into account the pattern of sugar consumption throughout the child's life course, showed that prolonged breastfeeding was an independent risk for severe caries and decayed, missing or filled teeth, the authors note.
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As London expanded and metamorphosed from one century to the next, as institutions, churches and homes came up, thrived, decayed and were regenerated, what remained the same are the routes that wind between the wood, brick and concrete.
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When she finally moved out, she says her teeth were seriously decayed: So much of the abuse took place in the morning, before her husband left for work, that she became too anxious to brush them without gagging.
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The New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is currently vacant, a lock on its gate allowing only a glimpse of the decayed interior of Philip Johnson's futuristic "Tent of Tomorrow," designed for the 1964 World's Fair.
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Like most fringe communities, the flat earth truth movement is a nebulous and sprawling collection of blogs and forums and long-decayed Facebook pages, a world wide cobweb, but if it has anything like a center, it's probably YouTube.
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For a band like this, lyrics are crucial, and Vile Creature's are delivered in a menacing hodgepodge; guest vocalist Lauren Minnes' sweet, pure lines skitter and sway atop KW's and Vic's strangled howls and decayed growls that foretell darkness and reckoning.
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Beloit's downtown became a bleak landscape of "decayed, bombed-out buildings," recalled Jeff Adams, who moved to Beloit to teach economics at Beloit College in the early 25s and was involved in early initiatives to try to fix the town.
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Although DNA sticks to minerals and decayed plants in soil, scientists did not know whether it would ever be possible to fish out gene fragments that were tens of thousands of years old and buried deep among other genetic debris.
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In a side room that has the same style of decayed tile floor as La Panaderia, Calderón also included a suite of photographs where urban spaces and nature collide, for example, an image of rattlesnakes strung up in a chain link fence.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The remaining part of the bridge that collapsed in the northern Italian city of Genoa last week killing 43 people is severely decayed but its state of repair is not linked to the collapse, the city's prosecutor general said on Thursday.
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Visiting him months before his death in 1950, Powell and Muggeridge "found George dreadfully decayed but otherwise entirely himself, still smoking and coughing, with a bottle of rum secreted under the bed which the three of them finished off between them," Spurling writes.
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The challenge then, for any architect working in India today, is how to break past the layer of nonporous rock that is British rule in India in order to creatively engage with a decayed but living tradition of Indian building, masonry and craftsmanship.
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After fourteen-year-old Emmett Till was tortured, shot, and thrown into a river in Mississippi, his mother had his body shipped to Chicago, where she had his disfigured and decayed remains displayed in an open casket, seen by tens of thousands of mourners.
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Arunanondchai's fusion of dead tree roots and bamboo with fiber optics cables and neon lights seemed to represent a post-human earth, one where our technological advances have decayed into the surrounding remnants of a natural environment, transforming Earth's landscape into a Matrix-esque monstrosity.
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It's rather curious that despite all the notoriety the genre got in the 2000s, many of the best Portuguese releases precede that time, from bands like Filii Nigrantium Infernalium, Gangrena, Genocide, Thormenthor, WC Noise, Moonspell or Decayed, and some of them are still active.
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It all finished with Kevin Drew saying "Friendship, ladies and gentlemen, friendship" to the crowd as the last chord decayed, which only sounds corny if you haven't just played this song on late-night television and practically forced a pissed off country to beam.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The New York State Pavilion in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park is currently vacant, a lock on its gate allowing only a glimpse of the decayed interior of Philip Johnson's futuristic "Tent of Tomorrow," designed for the 1964 World's Fair.
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It's been a particularly difficult task: There are no detailed renderings of the 80 lavishly painted wooden beasts, which quickly decayed after installation and later disappeared from the pagoda entirely (among his few references was an 18th-century poem by Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of Charles).
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"From ancient times to the present, whenever great powers have collapsed or decayed, a common cause has been the loss of central authority," Mr. Xi said in the speech, which was given early last year but not issued till this month in a leading party journal, Qiushi.
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According to Sjögren, the financial industry is entangled in legacy infrastructure and decayed processes as old institutions have amassed centuries of data that have created conservative operational models that look to protect capital through static models, as opposed to using data in real time to assess risk.
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We can deconstruct the book in lots of ways, but the basic idea is that this area of Port Clinton was a successful working-class place that once nurtured you and that now seems to have both decayed and to have fallen prey to profound inequality.
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A couple of months ago, the 218-year-old musician who records as Rat Boy rented a huge empty warehouse a short walk to a lovely little stream and a slightly longer walk to a small black sign leaning against a decayed wall that reads FARM TOILET.
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We did leave a day and a half to explore Panama City at the end — staying at a $135 a night Airbnb apartment in Casco Viejo, the old colonial center that had declined and decayed and is currently being restored, with predictable gallery-cafe-boutique-hotel-heavy results.
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Piecing together clues about the way the creature's muscles decayed and other characteristics, scientists were able to conclude that the animal was most likely an eel-like creature similar to the modern-day bloodsucking lamprey, a jawless fish with a funnel-like sucking mouth covered in sharp teeth.
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Guy Meilleur of Historic Tree Care in North Carolina, who has written dozens of peer-reviewed articles, looked at a photo of the cut-down trunk and said that almost all the sapwood was healthy and that the tree had successfully walled off the decayed part from the healthy part.
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Elaine Scarry rightly characterizes pain as the ultimate incommunicable experience, and so jutha requires a second act of translation after the transport from one dictionary to another: a transport out of a world of shelling, sniper fire, daily car bombs, bloodied sidewalks, and a decayed border between realistic and unrealistic brutality.
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Many people here were elated by the Obamas' decision to bring the library to the South Side, a move that could help shift a longstanding pattern in Chicago: While neighborhoods downtown and on the North Side have become glitzier, some on the South and West Sides have decayed, losing population and small businesses.
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According to Smithsonian magazine, the suspects were: mosquitoes, sewers, the Gowanus Canal, groundwater, ice cream cones, excavations, flies, bedbugs, street dust, cornflakes, subways, water parasites, metal cooking utensils, bullet factory gases, hunching at school desks, mercury, white clothing, volcanoes, electricity, sunburn, secondhand bedding, decayed food, dirty milk bottles, coins in the mouth and tobacco.
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"By comparing all the data, we determined that the unfortunate star was likely disrupted in October 2003 in our time [when the light arrived at Earth] and produced a burst of energy that decayed over the following 10 years or so," co-author Jay Strader, an astronomer at Michigan State University, said in the same statement.
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Since 1996, the photomultiplier-tube detectors (pictured above) at Super-Kamiokande, an experiment under way a kilometre beneath Mount Ikeno, near Hida, have been looking for signs that one of the decillion (1033) or so protons and neutrons within it (of which a water molecule contains ten and eight respectively) has decayed into lighter subatomic particles.
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Alan Mendoza, executive director of the Henry Jackson Society think tank in London, says Trump is addressing the flaws of the Obama presidency, which he says was a period of retrenchment and decayed US prestige that left Iran rampant, Russia undeterred and North Korea racing toward a deliverable nuclear bomb and triggered human carnage in Syria.
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"The lacquer was applied to the Terracotta Army as a primer before they were painted with colors, and we think it's quite likely it was also applied to the now-decayed wooden parts such as handles and shafts," said University of Cambridge archaeological scientist Marcos Martinón-Torres, who led the study published in the journal Scientific Reports.
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As if the 400,000-plus New Yorkers who live in the Housing Authority's 326 developments have not had enough to lament in recent years as buildings further decayed and the city faced billions of dollars in repairs, this past year we learned that the authority failed to conduct mandatory lead-paint inspections for close to four years.
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The spaces of the ruined landscape are filled with contaminated, slimy water ("The Host," 2006); lines of black ants cover the decayed body of a woman who is found in a golden harvest field ("Memories of Murder," 2003); the lush green of a golf course is unbelievably artificial ("Mother," 2009); and gigantic slaughterhouses exhibit rows of artificially-created monster pigs lined up to be made into bacon ("Okja," 2017).
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Western countries have a long, disturbing history of interactions with Egyptian mummies in particular — from grinding them into powder and ingesting them as a medicine during the Renaissance (sort of the collagen of the day), to using mummy powder as a pigment ("mummy brown" was apparently used in many European artworks up to the late 19th century), to an isolated case of turning decayed mummy flesh into candles and burning them.
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