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Перевод: decomposition

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разложение; распад ; гниение; тление
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Тезаурус:

1. There were no indications that the original hypothesis was incorrect (ie that the information requirements of an organisation could be derived by the progressive decomposition of a primary task model), and the study entered the next phase of deciding how the information base could be used in practice.
2. Initially the description of Celia's death had been more savagely horrifying, describing the body's "decomposition" and the way in which the tribesmen "smear the victims/ With a juice that is attractive to the ants".
3. Quite the reverse, the concrete facts all indicate that the elements of decomposition and the revolutionary severance of relations are progressing with every month that passes.
4. Little came of this but in the next decade, the 1790s, the French armies were to use the large-scale production of hydrogen by decomposition to some effect when balloons first found military use.
5. The oxygen based thermal decomposition technology cold be applied to refinery alkylation and to byproducts from synthesis of acrylonitrile, caprolactam, nitrobenzene, nitrotoluene and toluene di-isocyanate.
6. In addition, aeration is promoted by preparation techniques which increase the rate of decomposition of soil organic matter and the release of nutrients.
7. It is understood that, because the victims of the Awiel plane crash were badly mutilated, doctors who had packed the bodies before shipment to France had taken extra precautions, and an explosion from decomposition was therefore said to have been unlikely.
8. He should not, therefore, be regarded in any way as an up-market embalmer, but a serious scientist, extending his knowledge, and private curiosity, in perfecting a way to arrest the post-mortem decomposition of the human body by the balanced use of chemicals, spices and herbs.
9. For it was by this method, the decomposition of water or steam by red-hot iron, that Lavoisier had produced his cheap gas.
10. All of these trends promote and/or accelerate podzolisation which in turn promotes leaching of iron and aluminium and the more acidic a soil profile becomes, the more decomposition of organic material is inhibited.
11. Apart from the peats which were formed by the anaerobic decomposition of plant life in waterlogged conditions, organic matter in soils consists of a wide variety of living animals and plants, including earthworms, insects, bacteria, plant roots, and fungi, as well as decaying animals and vegetable fibres and wastes.
12. Such provision also has safety implications in that ventilation is needed to remove any toxic gas produced through normal chemical decomposition.
13. There are also analogies between this type of energy production and that produced by the decomposition of organic rubbish in landfill sites where anaerobic conditions promote the often hazardous production of methane (section 5.4. 1).