Sentence examples for becomes dissipated from inspiring English sources

He gives him license to lead the others, and if Saturday was a portent to the future, how delicious, and how challenging, it might be if the bitter Barça-Madrid rivalry becomes dissipated by Argentina's blending the two.

BG: Well you sort of have to corral the outreach to the focus-pointed end or else it becomes dissipated.

As Ca2+ influx into mitochondria is electrophoretic, the inner membrane potential, ΔϕM, becomes dissipated during rapid Ca2+ uptake {and then restored when uptake is complete (e.g. see [ 14])}.

A positive consequence of an increase in UCP3 protein and uncoupling of mitochondrial respiration may be that cardiac ROS production from the electron transport chain is reduced [ 6, 14] as the electrochemical gradient driving the electron transport chain becomes dissipated.

Jimmy and I made an agreement not to talk about this for a certain time, because the more we did, the more its impact became dissipated.

The high concentration of total soluble protein in mature seeds became dissipated during germination and seedling growth (Fig.  2B), and by 45 DAI (Stage VII) was almost undetectable.

In India a case takes so long to conclude that witnesses get dissipated, memory frays and conviction becomes tougher".

"Although we may really increase what we're spending in child care, a lot of that money becomes so dissipated through vouchers that it does very little to expand and strengthen the preschool system," Mr. Fuller said.

For high-bit-rate systems, higher-order dispersion effects become important, dissipating the advantage of the grating used in transmission.

If there is an initial urge to stimulate erotically, it becomes defused or dissipated by the semi-abstraction of the juxtaposed colour.

They join feral gangs and terrorist groups or become freelance criminals, dissipated addicts, deadbeat fathers, suicides.