Sentence examples for ability to dissipate from inspiring English sources

Fluid composites recommended for their power dissipative characteristics are ranked according to their ability to dissipate acoustic power in a simple composite structure.

Moreover, fragility is a byproduct of the tiles' ability to dissipate heat.

Stimulants or diuretics in the supplements might restrict an athlete's ability to dissipate heat, he said.

Storing fat in one place also increases the body's ability to dissipate heat everywhere else.

"For the human engine, the ability to dissipate heat is what keeps that engine going, and it's what keeps the riders from slowing down, even in hot, hot weather," Lim said.

Dr. Vassallo said aggravating factors that frequently led to deaths from heat include congestive heart failure, diabetes, use of cocaine, and use of blood-pressure and antipsychotic medications that can hinder the body's ability to dissipate heat.

Main figure shows force time response of PCs with different MWCNTs contents and inset figure shows the significant increase in the residual resistance factor of PC with MWCNTs specimens reflecting the ability MWCNTs to dissipate energy in PC.

Breakthroughs in recent cutting-edge electronic technologies have become increasingly dependent on the ability to safely dissipate large amount of heat from small areas.

The high adhesion between thermoplastic and thermoset resins obtained with this method, together with the ability of thermoplastics to dissipate the impact damage in the first plies ensure the reliability of this stacked configuration.

Beyond this, larger agglomerates were formed, as evidenced by micro computed tomography data, which acted as stress risers and reduced the ability of composites to dissipate energy demonstrated by a reduction in tan δ values.

Thus, bFKB1 injection did not interfere with the ability of mice to dissipate extra heat as necessary.