Sentence examples for and the further dissolution from inspiring English sources

The novels that make up "Parade's End," after all, were already "historical" when they were published, between 1924 and 1928, and were defined as much by the artistic and cultural changes that had taken place in the years since the War — the rise of modernism and the further dissolution of old class prerogatives — as they were by their vision of the past.

It is assumed that the dissolved PAH in the oil droplets will be biodegraded first and that the further dissolution of solid PAH in the oil droplets is not rate-limiting compared to the biodegradation.

Mr. Gindi's eviction would signal the further dissolution of the independent businesses along a 34th Street corridor dominated by national retail chains.

Is it because this is aimed at the further dissolution of our country economically?" asked Papa Vassilis, his heavily perfumed presence attracting a swarm of bees as he stands outside the island's ornate cathedral.

Slow the tide of retail job dislocation that is likely to come from the further dissolution of old-line retailers stuck in the game of trying to automate and cost save themselves out of the rut in which they currently find themselves (cue Willie Sutton).

2, 29, 30 If the rearrangement process occurs too slowly a passivation layer forms, which is characterized by a fraction of the less noble metal below the parting limit and no further dissolution of the less noble metal from the bulk takes place.

The metal is easily dissolved in diluted acids except hydrofluoric acid (HF), in which a protective layer of LuF3 forms on the surface and prevents the metal from further dissolution.

Initially, the slow release of drug from S-SMFD was due to unequal distribution of powder mass which took more time for emulsification and further dissolution.

The heat evolved from the above reactions accelerates further dissolution of the oxide and activates the dissolution of the iron metal exposed to the aggressive medium.

The heat evolved from the above reactions accelerates further dissolution of the oxide and activates the dissolution of the copper metal exposed to the aggressive medium.

Considering the attained results, a novel corrosion mechanism is proposed pointing out that a suitable design of the castable compositions can induce the formation of CA6 at the border of the coarse aggregates, preventing their further dissolution and increasing the overall wear resistance of these refractories.