decomposed造句

decomposed prime ideal

capable of being decomposed by e.g. bacteria.

Most nonmetal chlorides are decomposed by water.

Water can be resolved [decomposed] into hydrogen and oxygen.

Organic wastes can be decomposed through bacterial activities.

partially decomposed organic matter; the organic component of soil.

Water quality--Determination of the total mercury--Potassium permanganate-potassium persulfate decomposed method--Dithizone spectrophotometric method

The 3D plane modeling task is decomposed into 3 main steps.

The results show that acetic acid can be oxidative-decomposed effectively in supercritical water.

A nonflammable, film material.. Fumes, if decomposed may irritate eyes, nose, and throat.

On the sun nearly all compounds are decomposed by the terrific heat.

Luo Sheng decomposed the outer coat, wearing the inner clothes, hooked waist and limbs slender graceful, beautiful and delicate appearance.

That food which is stale, tasteless, putrid, decomposed, foul and impure as well as the leavings of others is dear to one in nescience.

Uni-President has aggressively promoted new manufacturing technology towards the generation of new product values with unique qualities, e.g. decomposed green tea's enzyme technology.

Once the questionnaires are compiled or the interviews are completed, tasks are formally decomposed and analyzed, typically into a flow chart or similar diagram that communicates the relationships between actions and often the relationships between people and processes.

Between fast and slow lanes, the trees are towering, the sidewalks are shady, the units along the street are decomposed into green walls, and the main intersections and junctions are decorated with green sketches, which constitute a perfect three-dimensional green picture scroll.