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Especially inelastic deformations lead to a temperature rise, if the heat cannot be dissipated, for instance under high strain rate loadings.
On Sunday, the Times Book Review devoted its cover to an approving account, by Paul Krugman, of a new book by the decline theorist Robert Gordon, who argues that the long American boom may be dissipating for good.
NGAM – the amount of ATP that is dissipated for maintenance purposes by an amount of living cells (corresponding to 1gDCW) in a unit time (1 h) – was computed from the experimentally measured m s by multiplying it by the maximal theoretical ATP yield (YATP) from glucose of 19.25 molATP molglc-1.
Yet the polarization of America, which we now call the "culture wars," has been dissipating for a long time.
Condensation releases latent heat which must be dissipated in order for water collection to continue.
Your energies will be dissipated and will go for naught.
The main mechanism for this excess energy to be dissipated is by the formation of cracks.
Will our culture be dissipated?
"George Washington is dissipating from the textbooks.
Private valuation euphoria seems to be dissipating.
More than 80% of total energy exerted in the building is dissipated in the dampers for a serviceability level earthquake, and more than 50% for a safety level earthquake.
