decomposes
To decompose is to break down into smaller and smaller pieces. The object or person decomposes when the cells that make it up die.
The body decomposes when the skin breaks down.
The furniture decomposes when the wood rots.
To decompose is to break down into smaller and smaller pieces. The object or person decomposes when the cells that make it up die.
The body decomposes when the skin breaks down.
The furniture decomposes when the wood rots.
verb
separate (substances) into constituent elements or parts
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lose a stored charge, magnetic flux, or current
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break down
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It is the electronic equivalent of decomposing trash.
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The larvae will then accumulate and nourish on the decomposing carcass.
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The tetralin was decomposed by the high temperature sodium.
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It is known to very slowly decompose in the presence of water.
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It is now dawn, and the vampire begins to decompose in the daylight.
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The simple idea of DRP is to decompose the article into sentences.
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There the waste can decompose without endangering the ants.
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But once the blood is outside the body on the pads it will begin to decompose.
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The QR decomposition allows us to decompose the matrix X into.
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The algae sink to the bottom and use the oxygen when they decompose.