In 1999, his former wife, Jane Hawking, published a tell-all memoir, "Music to Move the Stars," which described the disintegration of their relationship under the pressures of fame and disability.
The driving force for MD in pure iron and low-alloyed steels is explained by separating the initial, cementite-formation stages (Type I), from the steady state MD process, which may be described as disintegration of supersaturated ferrite by graphite formation, denoted the Type II mechanism.
Those were the very words I could have said decades ago when I described the disintegration of my marriage.
Using a precise sense of cutting and framing to describe the disintegration of a group of college friends threatened by a flesh-eating virus, "Cabin Fever" promises to be the beginning of a substantial Hollywood career.
He was also first to describe the disintegration of ligaments and joint surfaces (Charcot's disease, or Charcot's joint) caused by locomotor ataxia and other related diseases or injuries.
Describing the disintegration of fan etiquette as "the biggest threat to sportsmanship," Doyle said, "You have people who, emboldened by the cover of the crowd, are able to say anything and do anything without consequences".
The term fission was first used by the German physicists Lise Meitner and Otto Frisch in 1939 to describe the disintegration of a heavy nucleus into two lighter nuclei of approximately equal size.
Statistical analyses of the particle distribution, the sphericity, the mean curvatures and Gaussian curvatures describe the disintegration of the interconnected seaweed-like structure followed by the rounding of the disintegrated fractions of the eutectic branches quantitatively.
Both models are primarily based on AMP-bacterial interaction and describe the disintegration of the plasma membrane, cell leakage and cell death by necrosis.
"No," Truman writes, "my depression came from the nightmarish experience of witnessing, of experiencing, what can properly be described as the disintegration of a great university, of learning, firsthand, that a university is an extraordinarily fragile institution".
