Exemplos de uso de Decrepitude em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Accelerated decrepitude.
Decrepitude derives from a loss of cells.
This was a pre-emptive strike against decrepitude.
Decrepitude and death are not natural conditions in spite of the fact that they are so common and regular that they are now so regarded.
I will keep that in mind as I approach decrepitude.
There is no more ominous sign of the decrepitude and decomposition of a social system than the fact that it must condemn and reject in toto its youth.
You're born, you peak at midlife and decline into decrepitude.
But as I languish here in this house of disease"and decrepitude,"my mind turns with increasing frequency.
You're born, you peak at midlife and decline into decrepitude.
Thus: birth, life and death; or infancy,adulthood, and decrepitude; these are the three phases through which every agglomeration of organic or inorganic matter passes.
Whose only purpose now is to remind me of my current state of decrepitude.
A deeper understanding of this period of life lets one change the view of decrepitude associated with this ageing process and thicken the principles to ensure a healthy ageing.
Whatever it was caused a chain reaction at the molecular level which brought about accelerated decrepitude.
For many, this situation"(within their ranks)"is a sign of decrepitude," but"on the contrary… this situation is capable of transforming the International completely," according to their own pattern.
People are collective individualities, as individuals pass from infancy,by the age of maturity and decrepitude.
The longevity is not always synonymous with quality of life and well-being, butrather linked to decrepitude and associated with degenerative and chronic diseases.
Urban decay is the sociological process whereby a city, or part of a city,falls into disrepair and decrepitude.
However, even with all the chances of defeat in the face of relentless physical decrepitude, fighters develop strategies to secure part of their combat arsenal as they face the possibility of bioidentity defeat.
I plan on living a long time, and chief among my motivators, along with seeing my grandchildren grow up,will be watching you slide into decrepitude.
We emphasize that speech set in the present-day setting about old age is linked to decrepitude, as a discursive position that engenders barrenness in the lives of seniors, and this is able to be subverted and overcome by working with the language.
That youth is paramount, that the sinuous agility of the young mind and body will always triumph over the ravages of age,the slowness of decrepitude.
When analyzing the material gathered in the interviews, we discussed how the fighters took care of themselves within the perspective of avoiding physical decrepitude, questioning the hardships and bioidentity maintenance strategies in the face of physical degradation.
To this end,the spokesmen of the'new pillars of society' denounce the very evils weighing upon the commune as so many natural symptoms of its decrepitude.
As for the isolated pedestal on the other side of the stairway, known as the"pedestal of Agrippa," it is not only devoid of any statue to give it continued excuse for being, butit is in such a state of decrepitude as to cause the uncomfortable thought that it is about to fall, and seems an object rather for removal than for perpetuation, although it serves to balance the effect produced by the Nike bastion.
In fact we are sons of Jesus Christ and of the Church, his bride, who, once dead her first husband, turned to other weddings, anddoesn't stop, in spite of her decrepitude.
There still remain the problems of caring for accidental injuries andthe inescapable infirmities attendant upon the decrepitude of old age and the disorders of senility.
This pessimistic feeling is reflected in the poetry of the times, as in the following verses by the Frenchman Deschamps,which compares the world with a senile old man in a state of advanced decrepitude.
When in 1897 Euclides da Cunha finally reached the Bahian Sertão,what called his attention in the landscape of the village of Queimadas was the decrepitude of its poor housing, ungainly and old in its only irregular square.
The fear of dissipation was based on the possibility of dispersal of nervous energy and irreplaceable expenditure, capable of leading to decadence, deterioration of the nerve centersof the individual and, in the worst case scenario, the decrepitude of civilization.
Accompanying the image of the Immaculate comes that of the Assumption, also growing devotion among Catholics of the nineteenth century,who could conceive of a Maria who did not go into a state of decrepitude- since she could not resurrect, her son's exclusive role.