disintegration
ശിഥിലീകരണം
definition
noun
the twin problems of economic failure and social disintegration
the process of losing cohesion or strength.
example
Aerenchyma is formed by cell separation or selective cell death and 'disintegration' .
The history of the universe in its periodic passage from evolution to dissolution is conceived as a biological process of gradual and relentless deterioration, 'disintegration' , and decay.
The 'disintegration' of the nucleus produces one alpha particle.
Richards and her followers believed that the application of science to domestic problems could save society from the social 'disintegration' they saw at the turn of the century.
Necrosis is a spontaneous and unregulated process that results in 'disintegration' of the cell membrane and its organelles.
During fruit softening, pectins and hemicelluloses typically undergo solubilization and depolymerization that are thought to contribute to cell wall loosening and 'disintegration' .
This was an integral part of the process of 'disintegration' , and marked the significance of the 1962-1965 period.
The presentation started to focus on the process of 'disintegration' of the former USSR.
He warned that ‘even here the process of 'disintegration' has commenced.’
Inequality correlates closely with several indicators of social and political 'disintegration' , suggesting that the broader well-being of the nation is affected by wide disparities in income between the rich and poor.
These types of sovereignty may be lost or limited by 'disintegration' of a state, conquest or, more typically today, by binding agreements with other states.
The second policy presumes that crimes derive from social 'disintegration' and poverty.
In some cases, germ cells appeared to be in various stages of 'disintegration' .
According to her, the most critical issue facing Bali is ‘the potential for social conflict and 'disintegration' stemming from a lack of human security’.
The potato constituted the main dietary staple for most Irish and when the blight struck a number of successive harvests social and economic 'disintegration' ensued.
No hazards are greater, however, than a continuance of the present process of 'disintegration' in Germany - political, material, social and spiritual.
In 1988, just 11 ounce were enough to blow a hole in the fuselage of Flight 103 and cause the aircraft's 'disintegration' , killing 270 people.
Communism was contained in the eastern half of the continent where it could undergo a slow process of 'disintegration' .
Had the foam hit, it could have caused the same type of damage that led to the 'disintegration' of the shuttle Columbia over Texas on February 1, 2003.
The implant is electrically isolated from active participation in the electrolytic 'disintegration' which occurs when a current is applied to the wire.
Homocysteine also causes DNA strand breakage, resulting in mitochondrial membrane damage, nuclear 'disintegration' , and apoptosis of neuronal cells.
the twin problems of economic failure and social 'disintegration'
Their lack of a cell wall often results in 'disintegration' or severe distortion when preserved, so they must be examined live for any possible identification.
Societal beliefs, social isolation, community 'disintegration' , stressful life events, mental illness and substance abuse must all be addressed in prevention.
The board said that one major piece of foam and at least two minor pieces fell off the shuttle, struck the wing, and ultimately led to its 'disintegration' .
To add a little spice to the mission, the teams are also running a competition to see who can most accurately predict - in the event of cometal 'disintegration' - the paths of any pieces during the 1000 solar orbits after impact.
Distribution of ‘surplus’ grain may well be needed to deal with the emergencies generated by war, civil 'disintegration' , and natural disasters.
By that stage the Manchester scrum was in the process of complete 'disintegration' and left the referee with no option but to award a penalty try and give Ribb a 10-3 lead.
the 'disintegration' of infected cells
Loss of red cells into the subcutaneous tissue, followed by their 'disintegration' , causes the brown color change in the skin (nemosidcrin deposits).
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