Sentence examples for continuously dissolving from inspiring English sources
"The dam was constructed on a foundation of marls, soluble gypsum, anhydrite and karstic limestone that is continuously dissolving," said a specialist at the US embassy in Baghdad.
The bath is supplied with zinc cations either by zinc anodes, which are continuously dissolved by the direct current, or by zinc compounds continuously added to the electrolyte.
The transformation occurred by a dissolution reprecipitation mechanism, i.e. the monetite coating was continuously dissolved and reprecipitated as hydroxyapatite.
Perhaps there is something a tad grandiose in Rubin's declaration that, "caught in the flux of the artist's passion for metamorphosis, the images and identities of his real-life subjects continuously dissolve and re-form".
Inclusion bodies from Npro fusion pep6His and Npro fusion MCP1 from high cell density fermentation were continuously dissolved with NaOH, filtered and mixed with concentrated refolding buffer prior to refolding by size exclusion chromatography (SEC).
For many people though, reality looks quite different: In times when the borders between work and private lives become blurry and continuously dissolve, managing them actively becomes an ever increasing challenge.
Their communities are continuously dissolved in varying subgroups.
However, the KOH-soluble fluoride deposit is continuously dissolved in the oral cavity due to the influence of saliva.
In the present study, a mixture of oxygen releasing compounds (ORCs) was designed in an attempt to continuously supply dissolved oxygen (DO) in the oxygen-limiting conditions and evaluate bacterially induced calcium carbonate (CaCO3) production.
Oxidation continues through some oxidized intermediates gradually, while ({text{O}}_{{2 }}^{ cdot - }) radicals are continuously produced by dissolving ozone that is transferred to the catalyst surface.
This can be described as a transiently structured liquid with centers of organized structures forming and dissolving continuously, thus forming an equilibrium structure.
