Sentence examples for better dissipated from inspiring English sources

Given the tenor of the times, he wrote, "No man in his wits would fully expose his thoughts unto them, till the charms which enrage the people are a little better dissipated".

It is obvious that MWCNTs better dissipated damage in PC due to the impact load which enabled PC with MWCNTs to have a higher residual resistance after impact compared with neat PC.

The increase in the slowdown of the impact striker reflects the ability of PC incorporating MWCNTs to better dissipate the impact energy applied to the specimen compared with neat PC.

From a physiological perspective, Delaney and colleagues (Delaney et al. 2002) suggest that a stronger neck and torso in male soccer players (relative to their female counterparts) could better dissipate the energy transmitted from head contact throughout the upper body, rather than having the skull or brain alone absorbing that impact (Aubry et al. 2002, Johnston et al. 2001).

Mechanistically, this may be an example of Wolff's law enabling subchondral bone to better dissipate joint loads.

Each successive generation of design is better at dissipating force and protecting against concussions and other knocks to the skull.

Otherwise, the switching efficiency could be 80% or better, and the power dissipated by the ensemble of gates during switching was approximately 0.1 nW cm−2, which is orders of magnitude less than the power dissipated during switching of an equivalent array of transistors.

The CVD MTL coated tool showed better ability to dissipate the thermo-mechanical cutting energy due to the good adhesion of the coating layer to the substrate.

Researchers believe pygmies' short stature evolved to equip them for their brief lives in the jungle; smaller bodies may move more nimbly through dense forest or be better able to dissipate heat.

Rapid interconversion of the two species in the presence of mobile buffers will result in more rapid diffusion down the concentration gradient to better perfused areas, dissipating pH gradients that may otherwise preclude further tumour growth (Griffiths et al, 2001).

Park said QN was "the piggy bank, the treasury, and the money was coming through [it] in the better times and was being dissipated amongst the Palmer empire entities".