Sentence examples for disappear giving from inspiring English sources
The phrase "disappear giving" is not correct and does not make sense in written English
It seems to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable. Example: "The magician made the rabbit disappear giving the audience a sense of wonder."
Dr. Lee Smolin of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, has speculated that the universe can reproduce itself through black holes, the bottomless gravitational pits in which stars disappear, giving birth to baby universes with slightly altered laws of physics.
In the closed geometry the pair of quasi-symmetric counter-rotating vortices remains instead in the open geometry those structures disappear giving way to smaller ones.
In much the same way, the goal of the Pixel is to make the pixels disappear, giving people the best web experience".
During the 1980 decade the idea that poorly organized social systems, which are included small businesses, were likely to disappear giving way to large organizations, to the modern State and to bureaucratic organizations in general ruled economic discussions (Motta and Bresser-Pereira 2004).
Their edges at the interfaces share equal load, so that when removing edges by load those peripheral nodes do not become disconnected until all its edges disappear, giving place to the observed small plateaus.
However, one should note that these productivity gains may be attenuated in the future if differences in weekly working hours disappear, giving place to similar weekly schedule for every GP, regardless of the type of primary care organization.
Others disappear, given up for "adoption" which can be a euphemism for "sold".
And there is no reason to expect coal to disappear, given the changing market, coal exports from the United States and new carbon-capture technologies.
But it is folly to think that unpopular schools will simply disappear given the inevitably limited capacity of good schools to take on ever more pupils.
Experimentation shows that pores if sufficiently fine and in a fine-grained matrix gradually disappear given a few tens of hours and a temperature high enough for a "sintering reaction" to occur.
"It's premature to assume that this particular program will disappear, given that the collection program has gone through this process in the past and reappeared as a very vital and important part of our research resource activities," says Muriel Poston, director of NSF's Division of Biological Infrastructure (DBI) in Arlington, Virginia.
