Sentence examples for a dissipation of from inspiring English sources

"There has been a dissipation of the huge budget surplus," he said, "and all we have to show for that is the city of Baghdad".

Here, we have added a nonlinear forcing (f u)) and a dissipation of memory type.

At low frequencies, the viscous behavior will dominate and lead to a dissipation of the applied energy as heat, while at fast frequencies the elastic behavior dominates.

As information about the quality of their match and the value of their alternatives arrives, surprises can lead to a dissipation of the marital surplus and divorce.

However, as the acquisition of information, through measurement, was still believed to require a dissipation of heat, there was no threat to a generalised form of the second law.

"These are the introduction of favourable LBTT rates for the majority of buyers, a dissipation of interest rate fears in the short term and the continuation of gradual economic growth.

The time needed to achieve a 95% dissipation of a chemical in an organism.

For specifically adhered integrin liposomes, the addition of SN529 yielded a frequency increase of 135±13 Hz and a dissipation decrease of −26.9±1.1×10−6.

The addition of SN529 to pure integrin bound to Fg-coated SiO2 sensors yielded a frequency increase of 77±11 Hz and a dissipation decrease of −7.2±0.6×10−6.

For wtSgsE, an almost linear increase was observed up to a dissipation value of approximately 4.0 × 10−6, subsequently the dissipation increased to 4.5 × 10−6, although the increase in mass was rather low (see Figs.  4A and  5).

An excellent noise figure (NF) of 2.8 4.7 dB was obtained in the required band with a power dissipation of 14.1 mW under a supply voltage of 1.5 V.