The phrase "at vanishing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is disappearing or fading away, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The colors in the painting seemed to be at vanishing, blending into the background."
Alternatives: "on the verge of disappearing" or "about to fade away".
The film seems far less a fond look back at vanishing social institutions than an apprehensive look forward to the collapse of class privilege after the war.
For a start, partition has been so complicated by Israeli settlements, many specifically created to bar neat division, that the geographical conditions for two viable states are at vanishing point.The obvious alternative is living together in a single state with equal rights for Jews and Arabs.
Apple, Microsoft, Google and others have stacked mountains of cash built on profits that are taxed at vanishing rates.
Theoretical and computational aspects of the method of interfacial dynamics for flow at vanishing Reynolds number are considered.
We verified that collisions with a velocity of 250 m/s are bouncing for all collision systems studied here, while at vanishing velocity, collisions are sticking.
In addition, a tendency to slope discontinuity in the angular radial stress distribution sets another limit on the non-associativity at vanishing hardening rates.
"If international law is at the vanishing point of law, then the law of war is, perhaps, even more conspicuously, at the vanishing point of international law".
When Dr. Cohn and his colleagues looked closely at the vanishing tissue, they observed that the cells were dying off.
Tell them all your creative solutions: You could put on an Amazing Magic Show and "marvel at the vanishing baby act".
He looked out the window at the vanishing piles of snow.
The dayside contrasts are wavelength dependent (200 600 nm, peaking at 365 nm and vanishing at the extremes of this range).
