Sentence examples for be dissipated by a from inspiring English sources
Any doubt as to this last point should be dissipated by a consideration of the resolution of the poem".
If the UK votes to quit the EU, it will be an expression of economic and political frustration for which Brussels has long been a convenient scapegoat, and which cannot therefore be dissipated by a ritual slaughter of treaty obligations.
The flashes of genius are dissipated by a presentation that is not extreme enough; at no point does he make you anxious, make you squirm.
Any heat built up by his sex scenes, and there isn't much, is dissipated by a laughable montage he keeps returning to in which his stars bathe each other with a garden hose.
The erosive energy of the water at the foot of the spillway is dissipated by a stilling basin or by a sloping apron tempering the fall and ending in a curved bucket that directs the flow away from the foundation.
The energy of the projectile in this case was dissipated by a combination of face sheet stretching and polymer deformation and fracture.
An experiment is designed to observe the failure of a saturated sand pile, in which the partial-saturated region is avoided by increasing the hydraulic head at the input boundary, and the kinetic energy of water is dissipated by a filtering cloth.
The chief justice of the constitutional court, Maria Victoria Calle Correa, said: "Doubts and fears about whether society is ready to accept this decision won't be dissipated by being blind to an irrefutable reality.
That is because producing nuclear power creates a lot of heat, which needs to be dissipated by huge volumes of water.
A "rolling boil" is when large bubbles appear that cannot be dissipated by stirring, and will keep breaking the surface.
