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"decomposition" Definitions
  1. the process of being destroyed gradually after death by natural processes synonym decay (1)
  2. (chemistry) the process in which one substance is broken down into two or more simpler substances see also double decomposition, thermal decomposition

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The suit works to essentially speed up the decomposition process.
"The body had undergone some decomposition," according to the release.
Bodies in the graves are in various states of decomposition.
Leachate is a liquid generated by decomposition of waste material.
Though I admit, I myself am tempted to spiritualize decomposition.
The blooming and decomposition of algae had a powerful stench.
Such technologies could be physically disposed of through dissolution or decomposition.
The body's state of decomposition made it difficult to identify Adriana.
"If there's no moisture, there will be no decomposition," says Moses.
Did they need winter to come to slow the wights' decomposition?
This fuels decomposition and releases carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
Corpses typically pass through five stages of decomposition: fresh, when cells begin to burst; bloat, when pent-up gases cause the body to expand and turn from flesh-colored to green to black; active decomposition, in which tissues turn to liquid and maggots eat what they can; advanced decomposition, where hardier bugs tackle tendons; and ultimately, skeletal decay, where bones begin to disintegrate.
But asphyxiation could not be ruled out due to the body's decomposition.
Skeletons left behind after decomposition are used for educational purposes, NOAA said.
Responsibility "decomposes" to the layer beneath — that's what "layered-decomposition" refers to.
When this algae dies, its decomposition drains oxygen from the surrounding water.
Suberin is found in plant roots, and seems pretty resistant to decomposition.
This also creates an anaerobic environment so little decomposition happens without oxygen.
Some bodies were badly burned or in an advanced state of decomposition.
The body was in an "advanced state of decomposition," Chief Tabor said.
Hydrated lime will be spread over the animals to speed up decomposition.
Insect activity and the degree of decomposition were recorded twice a day.
Aboveground decomposition, its advocates say, is attractive for ecological and financial reasons.
The other head couldn't be fully re-infused, probably due to some decomposition.
Samat calls it the "decomposition of apps," though without the connotations of death.
Their body has had longer to shut down, decomposition may have set in.
After washing the body, Alexandre uses formalin solution, which stops the decomposition process.
"Decomposition may take anywhere from a few days to several years," Takagi said.
But as earthworms speed decomposition, they also release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
And if it's done quickly enough post-mortem, it can prevent cellular decomposition.
The animals' carcasses have been found in various stages of decomposition since May.
And their loss, to decomposition or to memory, inevitably leaves gaps in knowledge.
The body found on Saturday had "some level of decomposition," the police said.
Metalmark: a new materials developer for highly efficient catalytic decomposition of air pollutants.
In some cases, he allows vegetation or decomposition to take over his forms.
"No decay, no decomposition: the eternal NOTHINGNESS," warns the conservator in all caps.
But the moments after death, before decomposition, can be amazing in their own right.
But decomposition gives people a better underlying sense of how the math actually works.
Low oxygen levels at the bottom of the ocean could have also impeded decomposition.
It's ammonia that makes manure smell bad, a by-product of its natural decomposition.
We carry around the laborers of our own decomposition and subsequent resurrection every day.
Decomposition is a process that took eons to evolve alongside the detritus of life.
Tisdale writes calm but explicit descriptions of dead bodies and the process of decomposition.
Cabbages are replaced once they dry out, and the cycle of decomposition begins again.
In another, a dead body, filled with gas from decomposition, suddenly sits up and moans.
Toxic exposure typically happens during decomposition, which is about 48 hours after it washes ashore.
Perhaps unintentionally, this darkly comic show heightens our awareness of the impertinent finery of decomposition.
The decomposition creates a coffee-colored liquid, which contains amino acids, peptides, sugars, and salts.
Understanding how corpses' limbs change positions during the decomposition process could help inform criminal investigations.
That decomposition "released nutrients and enzymes, rich in things like iron and phosphate," Liu explained.
The higher a temperature you use to vaporize the liquid, the more decomposition you achieve.
It was also carrying a fetus "in an advanced state of decomposition," the fund said.
Schrier demonstrated the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, which sent spouts of colored foam shooting skyward.
Naturansa Naturansa produces high-quality protein from edible insect grown through pre-consumer food waste decomposition.
It is really sad that there is no source of decomposition for about 400-500 years.
But the decomposition of his body prevented the medical examiner from determining his cause of death.
The Pediátrico Universitario, a pediatric hospital in San Juan, is concerned about the effects of decomposition.
That resulted in songs like the prickly blast of pop-decomposition "Windows and Walls," premiering here.
People are drawn to the idea of aboveground decomposition mainly for environmental reasons, Mr. Pedersen said.
What we've found out is that the story of human decomposition is about transformation, renewal, and change.
The starvation diet altered the body's composition "to one that was strongly resistant to decomposition," Sakurai wrote.
Widespread harvesting removes carbon from the soil as do tilling methods that can accelerate erosion and decomposition.
Twenty-odd years ago it looked as if the monarchy was in an advanced state of decomposition.
Widespread harvesting removes carbon from the soil as do tilling methods that can accelerate erosion and decomposition.
Those plants die, and the decomposition uses up all the oxygen in the water, essentially suffocating it.
Another issue is the timeframe of DNA decomposition after it has been left at a crime scene.
New Mexico's chief medical investigator said the identification of the remains would take time because of decomposition.
Along with decomposition, it may be difficult for authorities to determine the infant&aposs cause of death.
Cryptobiotic soil breaks down, a healthy decomposition, or recomposition, or mediated embodiment of elemental information–memory packets.
The jugs may have also been placed in the tombs to fight the reeking smell of decomposition.
Disinterments on the island are often difficult because of decomposition, and Mr. Germany's case was no exception.
Bugs are vital to the decomposition that keeps nutrients cycling, soil healthy, plants growing and ecosystems running.
Years after the rest of the family left, his body was discovered in a state of decomposition.
Decomposition creates methane, a greenhouse gas that is at least 80 percent more potent than carbon dioxide.
Most of his films were made in Pittsburgh, a prescient setting for the decomposition of the American dream.
The decomposition of trash in a landfill also creates the greenhouse gas methane, which contributes to climate change.
I shut myself in for several days, following the decomposition of the lamb, accompanying it on its journey.
The fact that this "decomposition" is mathematically very hard is the basis of cryptographic protocols still used today.
Due to extreme decomposition, it is unclear how Hannah and Makayla died — whether from dehydration, heat or starvation.
With the heat and humidity we've had, that has a drastic effect on the decomposition of a body.
Natural processes like crop pollination, waste decomposition, and regulation of the global carbon cycle all depend on biodiversity.
Monroe County deputies found two dead horses in different states of decomposition still inside their stalls, FOX59 Indianapolis reported.
More examination needs to be done to determine if the hair loss is part of decomposition or abnormal molting.
But traditional composting does not save as many greenhouse-gas emissions as it might, since it still involves decomposition.
The primary evolution during this phase is around distributed system decomposition and transition from WS to REST-based interaction.
If there's any water that's gotten into the vault or the basket, the decomposition is going to exponentially increase.
"The remains are in a state of decomposition that has made identification challenging," chief medical investigator Kurt Nolte said.
One of the investigators asked to use Gacy's bathroom and while doing so smelled decomposition wafting through a vent.
"The assumption was that it can't be that different," Dr. Bartelink said, referring to the decomposition rate of pigs.
It began its second episode with an undertaker lighting torches fueled by decomposition gases in the bellies of corpses.
MTG caters to male satisfaction so ardently that even a banshee woman undergoing physical decomposition has massive, intact, boobs.
Tisdale writes calm but explicit descriptions of "the faint leathery smell" of dead bodies and the process of decomposition.
When a person dies the countdown to decomposition begins, as digestive enzymes start breaking down cells inside the body.
Because the plant material is waterlogged, decomposition actually slows as it forms peat—thick, mucky, layers of organic matter.
The process that halts decomposition, known as plastination, was pioneered by the German anatomist Gunther von Hagens in 1977.
The vegetation, which is waterlogged year-round, lacks oxygen and other nutrients that would lead to its quick decomposition.
A body fitting the description of Moore was found at sea in an advanced stage of decomposition, police said.
And some uses, like forensic decomposition studiesor trauma studies, might not be part of your end-of-life plan.
Instead, the movement focuses on making sure nothing inhibits the decomposition of the body: no embalming, only biodegradable caskets.
The exact cause of death, Fornshell said, may never be known because of the burning and decomposition of the body.
Just as microbes played a role in transmitting disease, she suspected they had to have something to do with decomposition.
So, how does a massive lump of flesh manage to elude decomposition for 110 million years, last meal and all?
All three bodies were in an advanced state of decomposition and a hammer was used to carry out the murders.
Red blood painted on a porcelain doll's face has faded to purple blotches that a criminologist might interpret as decomposition.
Landfill gas (LFG) is generated during the anaerobic bacterial decomposition of organic material contained in municipal solid waste (MSW) landfills.
The unidentified victim likely died "a while ago" based on the state of decomposition of the body parts, police said.
The decomposition of coffee grounds releases methane— a greenhouse gas that's up to 35 times as potent as carbon dioxide.
Medical examiners had trouble determining the cause of Ember's death, noting her body was in an advanced state of decomposition.
Recomposition consists of speeding up the decomposition of human bodies by placing them in containers filled with nutrient-dense soil.
Police are currently in the process of reconstructing the dismembered remains, which are in "various stages of decomposition," said Idsinga.
Many e-cigarette users may be unwittingly ingesting toxic chemicals such as formaldehyde due to a process called 'thermal decomposition.'
The Fulton County medical examiner said the body's decomposition was consistent with the timing of Cunningham's disappearance on Feb. 12.
Themes in Travieso's work include temporality and decomposition, calling attention to the fast-paced, disposable attitude of digital image production.
This often leads to oxidative damage and acid degradation that can cause color changes or decomposition in prints and canvases.
Rather, it's an example of "coffin birth," or "post-mortem fetal extrusion," a rare phenomenon that happens during the decomposition phase.
"The head showed no signs of decomposition and the facial features were intact and distinctive," court documents obtained by PEOPLE read.
And here are the other finalists: Naturansa produces high-quality protein from edible insects, grown through pre-consumer food waste decomposition.
You'll learn a ton about value-at-risk, Eigenvalue decomposition, modeling risk with covariance matrices, and the method of least squares.
To really add a flair of "WTF" to this grisly tale, the body was already in an advanced state of decomposition.
And when oxygen concentrations are low—as is often the case in waterlogged permafrost soils—decomposition of organic matter produces methane.
When canine officers sniffed the car for evidence, they responded to "the scent of decomposition in the vehicle," the affidavit states.
All of them conspired to delay the normal decomposition process, said forensic anthropologist Fernando Serrulla in a study detailing the findings.
Instead, it was a "coffin birth," in which the fetus is posthumously extruded due to the force of gases and decomposition.
A video was also shown in court of a bloodhound finding evidence of decomposition on Frazee's land and outside Berreth's condominium.
On Thursday, New Mexico's chief medical investigator said the body's identification would not be quick, because of its state of decomposition.
"We think the movements relate to the process of decomposition, as the body mummifies and the ligaments dry out," Wilson said.
But now Israeli scientists have found a way to significantly slow the decomposition down by altering the genes of the fruit.
Instead of using flame, green cremation uses heated water and an alkali solution to accelerate the natural decomposition of the body.
"This explains why an inflated carcass, due to the gases of the decomposition, was dragged into the mangrove forest," she said.
The body was found in an advanced stage of decomposition and had a tattoo that read "Milano" on its right arm.
Because of freezing temperatures, the microbes that normally stimulate the release of carbon through decomposition are less active in these regions.
Due to the appalling nature of the decomposition—she'd evidently been in water for some time—the forensics took a month.
The microbial process of decomposition begins not in the environment surrounding a corpse, Dominguez-Bello said, but inside the body itself.
Emin also shared with the British newspaper that it may be difficult to determine information based on the whale's state of decomposition.
A report by the European Commission found that 80% of litter in the world's oceans is plastic, due to its slow decomposition.
One significant cause is agricultural runoff jettisoned from the Mississippi River, which feeds the massive algal blooms whose decomposition depletes water oxygen.
Something has to be done to make sure that the gases created during decomposition don't cause the whales to rupture or explode.
There were toasts with a crowd-pleasing (if prudently priced) malbec and puns riffing on "singular value decomposition" that elicited much mirth.
In the spring, rising temperatures help speed decomposition, which produces gases that make a body buoyant enough to float to the surface.
I've lived in New York, Boston and Washington, all of which have subway systems affected by varying degrees of decomposition and overcrowding.
Peat is made up of sphagnum and other mosses, which hold a large amount of water and contain compounds that inhibit decomposition.
In that study, Wilson and her colleagues used a time-lapse camera to track the decomposition of a corpse for six months.
The company plans to continue to track the decomposition until it no longer produces any gases, or to approximately 90 percent biodegradation.
In most cases enzymes need to be in an aqueous environment to work, so if the fluids are removed, decomposition slows down.
In some instances, cold weather can slow down the speed of decomposition by slowing down the movements of those organisms, Langley said.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is asking waterfront homeowners to allow their land for use for the decomposition of dead gray whales.
Embalming is typically the first step; fluids are injected into a body during the process to slow its decomposition for the funeral ceremony.
Decomposition of the body shows that the infant had been dead for 10 to 11 months, Laurens County Coroner Nick Nichols told WSPA.
The body, first discovered by a kayaker, was found "in a severe state of decomposition,"  the Dallas Morning News reported citing Dallas police.
Even though we're alive, our bodies are constantly undergoing an auto-decomposition process, which can be understood as a kind of self-cannibalism.
"Bodies were found in a state of decomposition," said local army spokesman Mak Hazukay, adding that the road remained closed to civilian traffic.
Riley was reported missing May 8, and when her body was discovered on May 16, it was in an advanced state of decomposition.
Pedersen said the new forms of decomposition provide citizens more options, ones that are more environmentally friendly and can be more cost effective.
To satisfy "CSI" fans hungry for technical details about the decomposition of the human body, Di Maio obliges with some vividly depicted exhumations.
"It was readily apparent that [name redacted] had been deceased for several days, as his body had begun stages of [decomposition]," Wilder wrote.
"It may seem paradoxical, but that is a process virtually teeming with life as new microbiomes rise and fall during decomposition," Shults stated.
In a conventional burial, the body is drained of blood and injected with formaldehyde, methanol, and other solvents that slow the decomposition process.
Knowledge of which species lay eggs at which stages of decomposition can help determine how long ago a person turned into a body.
"They're alerting for the decomposition chemical that happens as the human body and bones decompose, and this chemical is very unique," he said.
The study also found that additives to polystyrene, which can determine its color, flexibility and other physical features, can slow or speed decomposition.
For Dr. Commane, one question is how much of the carbon being released from the tundra is from decomposition of older, dead vegetation.
While conducting a study on body decomposition, in separate incidents, forensic researchers unintentionally captured footage of two feral cats feasting on human corpses.
Because the whale was in an advanced state of decomposition, It's not clear that it died as a result of the plastic waste.
The idea that there are disease factors or disease transmitters or the idea that the act of decomposition pushes you closer toward danger.
Now NOAA Fisheries is seeking other waterfront landowners to volunteer their properties for the decomposition experiment, according to a news release from the agency.
The continent actually saw typical plant growth but hotter than usual temperatures, which accelerated the decomposition of plant matter and the release of CO2.
Strebel was found in a state of "moderate decomposition" in a Motel 6 in Los Angeles' North Hills neighborhood on August 21 last year.
As readers, we are asked to witness his narrative decomposition but remain powerless when faced with his death, which we are forced to confront.
Cryopreservation works by slowing down the metabolisms of organs, cells, and tissues to the point when no further biochemical reactions can occur—including decomposition.
Although Corwin had told friends and loved ones that she was pregnant, medical examiners could not confirm it due to decomposition of her remains.
But police are finding more holes in Derion Vence's story -- as well as blood in his home and signs of decomposition in his car.
A colorless, odorless gas produced during microbial decomposition, methane is around 30 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
Foran says that DNA is relatively stable, but can be affected by its environment—moisture and heat, as with most things, will speed decomposition.
Missing for a week Earlier, police said they had discovered a female body "in a state of decomposition" near where Stefaniak was last seen.
The agency said that some of the seals exhibited hair loss, but it's unclear whether this was an effect of decomposition or abnormal molting.
Late in the blooming period, trimethylamine emerges; reminiscent of dead fish, the chemical also is produced by the decomposition of both animals and plants.
Government entomologists imported dozens of species of beetles to address several problems, among them fouled pastures, slowing decomposition and disease-carrying flies in ordure.
A photo made the rounds of the synthetic baby with a blue hue perhaps meant to simulate bruising, a lack of oxygen or decomposition.
Marmo and his colleague moved the woman's body into a refrigerator unit that's between 40 and 45 degrees Fahrenheit to slow decomposition before embalming.
The human remains, discovered in planters on a property connected to McArthur, were all dismembered body parts in various stages of decomposition, Idsinga said.
When the massive blooms of algae and phytoplankton die, their decomposition consumes all the oxygen in the ocean, creating a hypoxic area, or dead zone.
Full of dyed-pink carcinogenic formaldehyde and other chemicals, the body is put in the ground, where its decomposition is delayed, but not entirely so.
"We haven t determined manner or cause of death because of the body parts that are missing and the decomposition from the water," Gross explains.
Although Taina's body was in the early stages of decomposition, the police report states that bruises were noticeable on the girl's arms, legs and torso.
The topsoil is thick with leaves that have turned a morbid, corpse-like grey (as Ms Brown recounts, radiation impedes the natural process of decomposition).
The manner of death remains a mystery, and likely will as the child's body was found burned and already in an advance state of decomposition.
The gas is methane, CH103, the main component of natural gas—also a frequent byproduct of oil drilling, agriculture, animal husbandry, garbage decomposition, and farts.
This data can help identify the unnamed dead, reveal the time of death of a victim, or measure how topography impacts the rate of decomposition.
Donald Holder's lighting both anchors this place with projected words and blueprints (Austin Switser is the video designer) and sets it swirling into giddy decomposition.
These violations included improper storage of embalmed bodies, two of which were in an advanced stage of decomposition, according to a press release from LARA.
However, a decomposition of spillover losses themselves — as opposed to their ratio to initial losses — shows that asset growth is not the only relevant factor.
Autophagy works as a natural defense that allows the body to survive this decomposition process, clearing away old junk and making room for new, fresh cells.
The two are supposed to be applied directly to the body to work in tandem with the suit in order to speed up the decomposition process.
The phrase "still life" ("dead nature" in French) carries a connotation of mortality, and the objects she chooses exist in various states of preservation or decomposition.
But the physical pressure of a fast birth can force air into the baby's lungs, and almost any degree of decomposition can create the same effect.
The residence was vacant and had been for several weeks, and the deputy detected the "foul odor of decomposition" in the house, according to police records.
In a new ad campaign, it shows the time-lapse decomposition of a Whopper, and the chain is damn proud of how moldy that meat gets.
Less sunlight hits these forests, and in the cooler, wetter conditions that prevail, processes like decomposition operate at a slower pace than in lowland rain forests.
Spade hopes to use the process, which accelerates natural decomposition when placed in a temperature and moisture-controlled vessel that is rotated, to compost human bodies.
All three women were found partially clothed or nude in various stages of decomposition when they were discovered in abandoned homes on the east side of Detroit.
"Its sheer size alone accelerates decomposition, so it's remarkable we got to salvage a heart," says Jacqueline Miller, who led the first-of-its-kind preservation effort.
The 50-odd corpses that dot this 26-acre stretch of hill country belonged to people who donated their bodies so that scientists may better understand decomposition.
The 50-odd corpses that dot this 26-acre stretch of hill country belonged to people who donated their bodies so that scientists may better understand decomposition.
The bones are likely degraded — from both exposure to heat, humidity, and natural decomposition on tropical Gardner Island along with the many decades that have since passed.
The necrobiome, as Benbow called it, represented all the organisms involved in decomposition: bacteria and fungi and nematodes, blow flies and flesh flies, rodents and vertebrate scavengers.
By the time the armored carcass arrived in the ocean, the decomposition process would have begun—trillions of bacteria breaking down its cells and releasing noxious gases.
"This technology speeds the return to earth through decomposition, it remediates toxins we accumulate over a lifetime, and it speeds nutrient delivery back to plants," he said.
More than 6003 dolphins have washed up on Hong Kong's beaches in the last four years, nearly all of them dead and in a state of decomposition.
According to the panel of experts, the deadly bacteria could have seeped into Neruda's skeletal remains from the burial site or been derived from the decomposition process.
Once they were removed and brought to room temperature (any accurate modeling of neuronal function would have to occur at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit), decomposition rapidly set in.
Ecologists typically think of carcasses as hyperlocal "decomposition islands," said Jennifer Pechal, an assistant entomology professor at Michigan State University who was not involved in the study.
But newer, greener methods are emerging, from human composting to the "mushroom death suit" — available in human and pet sizes — that uses fungi to aid in decomposition.
With their continued decomposition, many Stradivari and Guarneri instruments will lose their acoustics in the next 100 years, he said, adding, "These instruments will not last forever."
Trilobites The catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide can be dangerous at high concentrations, but there is a safe version of Camille Schrier's demonstration that is still fun.
While some the bodies are quite fresh—they look as though they are sleeping—others are in various stages of decomposition which makes the process a little harder.
We've also been mining case studies and observed animal bodies decomposing, so we've really been looking at the story of human decomposition through the eyes of forensic anthropologists.
That is hardly "decomposition", and we wonder whether Bagehot's whole thesis relies on his simply not mentioning some big main lines of enduring change which Thatcher brought about.
The study, conducted at the university's famed Forensic Anthropology Center, widely known as the Body Farm, compared the decomposition rates of pigs, rabbits and humans during different seasons.
Marine habitats are particularly conducive to fossilization because carcasses are more likely to become rapidly buried in seafloor sediment, lowering the risk of damage from decomposition or scavengers.
Mitchell sometimes splices these snippets of decomposition into a rhythm, but if there's "something really interesting tonally," she uses it as a "jumping-off point" for a melody.
The shoulders of the highways were littered with road kill: wallabies and wallaroos and kangaroos in various stages of decomposition, leading the way to Alice Springs and beyond.
They are believed to do this by acting as parasites of the fungi that do the actual work of decomposition (and thus are more properly called mycotrophic plants).
But the brains in the control group couldn't survive cellularly past 240 minutes, at which point decomposition set in, making comparison to the experimental group impossible beyond that.
The blowfly larvae found mingled with the bones might explain that hasty treatment: the bodies would have been in the smelliest stages of decomposition when burial finally happened.
Forests worldwide presently convert and store more carbon dioxide, but almost all of it is released within a short time into the atmosphere through respiration, decomposition, or disturbance.
A sheriff, a doctor and an undertaker testified the body they saw was in advanced state of decomposition and may have been dead anywhere from eight to 25 days.
Titled Afterlife, French & Mottershead have been working with forensic scientists in determining how decomposition differs when a body is placed in water, woodlands, an art gallery, and a home.
Craig says all three women were found partially clothed or nude in various stages of decomposition when they were discovered in abandoned homes on the east side of Detroit.
Much of the research in this field is done on so-called body farms, where forensic scientists are able to study human decomposition in detail, and over prolonged timespans.
The odor of decomposition rises to the surface of a lake or other still body of water and some dogs can even track in flowing stream or river water.
So, what the LEP is ultimately observing is a decomposition of the weak force itself—an observation that it achieved at much higher energies than were ever before possible.
Methane mostly forms during the decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms at low temperatures, or by the breakdown of organic molecules at high temperatures deep beneath the Earth's surface.
Because throughout this entire decomposition process, water is evaporating through the thin skin on your ears, nose, and eyelids, causing them to dry out and turn black, aka mummify.
Thousands of people nationwide have been lining up to view what the Shakespeare scholar Emma Smith calls his "bibliographic embodiment," encased in a high-tech vitrine to prevent decomposition.
More than a year later, a man walking his dog found her remains in the park, but decomposition and exposure to the elements left investigators with little usable evidence.
Lee, however, was aware of the purifying effects of mushrooms in decomposition, and she analyzed this impact by feeding different kinds of mushrooms her own hair, skin, and nails.
"It's something that's going to last forever," said Jack Powers, a 22-year-old operations manager at a logistics company, putting aside the stuff about death and body decomposition.
The police enlisted the help of a veterinarian who discovered the cows in "an advanced stage of decomposition," said State Trooper Aga Dembinska, a spokeswoman for the State Police.
Most of them were in an advanced state of decomposition and were found by fisherman scattered along the coastline around Conakry, about 150 kilometers (90 miles) north of Freetown.
Decomposition began quickly in the thick, wet, tropical heat, and Lavelle described wearing a handkerchief over his nose and mouth to diminish the stench and keep from inhaling flies.
The time it takes Koppelman to digitally illustrate a person depends on the state of the body, like if the individual has had an injury, or if decomposition has begun.
Schrier demonstrated the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, a reaction that occurs when hydrogen peroxide comes in contact with a catalyst like potassium iodide, which Schrier used in her presentation.
The effect is a confounding message of strength in the midst of detritus and decomposition, raising questions about both the traditional and enduring male-centric representations of women in history.
In both cases, scientists believe that emissions spiked due to a combination of warming and drying in the tropics, which can accelerate soil carbon decomposition, and large, drought-fueled fires.
Trouble is, scientists weren't sure if the melanosomes, and their associated color, were actually from the preserved creature, or from microbes that collected on the feathers during decomposition and fossilization.
Putting our produce in the fridge may prolong freshness and inhibit decomposition, but for at least one fruit (yes, tomatoes are a fruit), there's an important tradeoff to consider: taste.
Semidefinite programming can be used to find a sum of squares decomposition for polynomials with a handful to about a dozen variables raised to powers no higher than about 6.
The photographs in Dan Farnum's debut photography book Young Blood investigate children, teenagers, and young adults raised amidst a backdrop of economic decomposition in the neighborhoods of Michigan's auto towns.
You can be buried in a suit lined with micro-organisms and mushrooms to speed decomposition, or let a Swedish company cryogenically freeze your remains and turn them into crystals.
No matter how many times I've decided to remove the veil, the sting of our collective finitude continues to hit me, along with the reality of bodily decomposition and putrefaction.
The depth of a burial can affect decomposition, too, she added -- when burials are cool and deep, scavengers and insects can have a hard time reaching the remains, she said.
Earlier this month, medical examiners concluded that Sherin died from "homicidal violence," but could not specify exactly how she died, as her remains were already in an advanced state of decomposition.
Some post-mortem movement was expected in the very early stages of decomposition, she explained, but the fact that it continued for the entire duration of filming was a complete surprise.
That's why the designer Jae Rhim Lee's Infinity Burial Suit — basically pajamas threaded with fungal spores bred to decompose bodies — can't really fulfill its promise to ensure you a speedier decomposition.
Making visible this endless cycle of decomposition and regeneration — and much more besides — Louie Schwartzberg's lightly informative, delightfully kooky documentary, "Fantastic Fungi," offers nothing less than a model for planetary survival.
The medical examiner was unable to rule on the cause and manner of death for Ellis and Jones because their bodies were in such an advanced state of decomposition, Worthy said.
Isou declared that "the letter" be the final stage of this process of decomposition-refinement — and more generally that "signs" represent the possible foundation for a total renewal of the arts.
Furthermore, because human decay is a process that starts from the inside out, decomposition looks different for different people and will be influenced by the state of their microbiome at death.
In search of more tips, police released an a crime scene photo of Lopez's face and another sketch that removed signs of decomposition in hopes that someone would come forward with information.
Bruck suffered blunt force trauma to the head and had three identifiable injuries, according to court records, and asphyxiation could not be ruled out due to the body's advanced state of decomposition.
"Once we were able to act on the lead, the sheriff brought in the FBI, who brought specially trained decomposition dogs from Quantico in Virginia to the campus in January," Cipolla says.
Louisiana authorities are still waiting for results from a forensics lab, which could take up to six months as the decomposition of that victim's body was more advanced, according to the Chronicle.
The parents of a 4-month-old Iowa boy who was found dead in a motorized swing in late August in a state of decomposition have been charged with murder, PEOPLE confirms.
Dada thinking permeated the 20th century through Fluxus and feminism, as a transcendent practice, and it can be referenced again, as we face the decomposition of established value systems and scientific fact.
"[Monopropellants'] rapid decomposition into gas upon exposure to a catalyst offers a strategy for powering soft robotic systems that obviates the need for batteries or external power sources," Wood and co. write.
This digital side to death, though, is not the central idea of the "Sylvan Cemetery," which is more about visualizing and utilizing the energy of decomposition, our IRL death if you will.
But this simple process becomes more challenging when a person had been living on the street, and it becomes doubly hard when the body is in a state of decomposition, he said.
Dr. Thompson said the condition of the bones reflected events at the time of death, not the taphonomy, or changes that can affect remains post-mortem such as decomposition, scavenging or fossilization.
" The Medical Examiner who arrived at the scene later determined that there were no signs of foul play and that White's decomposition "appeared to be over two years old, closer to three.
The body was in such a state of decomposition that a disaster victim identification team reportedly had to be called in to check fingerprints, DNA, and dental records to determine the identity.
Cantrell Funeral Home was shut down in April by LARA for multiple violations, including improper storage of embalmed bodies, with two in an advanced stage of decomposition, according to a press release.
NOAA said it works closely with local, state, and other federal agencies to identify suitable sites for decomposition, but is seeking additional options following a spike in the number of whales found dead.
The old weirdo kept going on about a documentary, which explained that the full brunt of the decomposition process happens in the first couple of days—how the stomach explodes and so on.
Their decaying bodies then have the potential to kill off whole marine ecosystems because decomposition can deplete oxygen in the water, killing other animals in the area or forcing them to move elsewhere.
Investigators "described for us that at this stage, with decomposition and then compaction, the size of the remains could be smaller than a cellphone," Beckett said at an August news conference, reports WTTW.
Researchers at an Australia-based decomposition research facility — colloquially known as a "body farm", a term some scientists find disrespectful — made the startling discovery after using time-lapse cameras to film decomposing corpses.
The cadavers still bore plenty of flesh but were ballooned from the gases released during decomposition and contained "all kinds of juice — and thousands and thousands of maggots, of course," Dr. Steyaert said.
The footage, which will be utilized for a new documentary made by Atlantic Productions, shows the effects of salt corrosion, metal-eating bacteria and deep current action on the decomposition of the ship.
Almost every year, the break in weather at the beginning of spring brings dead bodies to the surface of New York's rivers and harbor, the disquieting result of speeding decomposition in warm waters.
From the second week, it was clear that it didn't matter whether I was screaming at an apple or making out with it through glass—the natural process of decomposition could not be prevented.
"They are specially trained in human scent detection, specifically with regards to decomposition and decomposing human remains," said Sean Ragan, special agent in charge of the Criminal Division in the Los Angeles field office.
And while some of this can be blamed on nitrate decomposition of the actual film, the ultimate problem is sexism, which prevented her from becoming a part of film history in the first place.
This new The Mummy has some excellent action scenes, particularly when our undead heroine (who remains sexy despite partial decomposition and having four eyes) summons all the glass in London to explode into sand.
The researchers compared the images to a system of classifying different levels of body decomposition in order to determine how long the person had been dead for — which is called the post-mortem interval.
This artwork squarely demonstrates the inherent dialectical characteristics of virtual reality that we read as ambiguities: its content, at once ethereal and brilliant while at the same time embracing decomposition, unravels substance into absence.
Rickey comes off as delusional but heroic, a lone warrior fighting against time and the decomposition of the body and a judgmental world that was all too willing to call him an old man.
Like he leaves it out of the refrigerator and brings it to a particular point in its life—it's not about the freshness, it's at the perfect state at its decomposition that it's served.
At night, Mr. Buckel would lie in bed staring at the ceiling, he later told his assistant, picturing the compost piles in their various states of decomposition, planning which ones had to go where.
Benson also tested positive for a small amount of alcohol in his system but we're told the number is more consistent with ethanol produced by the body during decomposition than alcohol consumed that night.
In this history, Roth's objects are inextricable from the process of creation and eventual decomposition, as well as the artistic process as an expression of singular creative genius (a myth that is unmistakably masculine).
That's some of the thinking behind the latest piece by British art duo French & Mottershead, who created an immersive site-specific experience that tackles the science behind body decomposition through 20 minutes of poetic prose.
Her books — which include the science of sex in Bonk, the science of human decomposition in Stiff, and the science of digestion in Gulp — are not written in the voice of an all-knowing expert.
But the advanced state of decomposition, in which exposed tissue has turned brown, taking on the appearance of tanned leather, precludes a conventional autopsy, even obscuring whether the person was male or female, Jackson said.
Instead of trying to find a sum of squares decomposition by solving a single, slow semidefinite program, they show how to do it using a sequence of simpler problems that are much faster to compute.
According to CNN the teen was found in a field near a state highway in Houston and fingerprinting was used because the level of decomposition made it too difficult to identify her through other methods.
Additional court documents also reveal that police dogs alerted investigators to the "scent of decomposition" in the trunk of the car that Vence was driving when he said he, Maleah and his son were abducted.
The study focused on one possible cause: warmer temperatures that keep the Arctic tundra from freezing until later in the fall, allowing plant respiration and microbial decomposition — processes that release carbon dioxide — to continue longer.
Halla Barakat and her mother Orouba Barakat were strangled and stabbed to death in the Turkish city earlier this week, according to an ABC News report, and doused with a chemical agent to slow decomposition.
In the summer of 1999, a then 49-year-old Utah man went to McDonald's and paid 79 cents for a hamburger that he planned to use at work during a presentation on food decomposition.
Cantrell Funeral Home was shut down in April by Licensing and Regulatory Affairs for multiple violations, including improper storage of embalmed bodies, with two in an advanced stage of decomposition, according to a press release.
In these literary innovative approaches that use graphic compounds not recognized by any given dictionary, Isou described what he saw as the golden path of decomposition which French poetry had traveled starting with Charles Baudelaire.

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