Sentence examples for disappearance I from inspiring English sources

We report isolation of H5N1 virus genetically distinct from H5N1 circulating in 2004, which indicates reintroduction of H5N1 into Lao PDR after its disappearance (i.e., no virologic or serologic evidence) for 2 years.

I bought one and liked it so much — and feared their disappearance — I bought two more.

In 1984, the year of Sam's disappearance, I had a recurring dream.

On the fifth day after Morsi's disappearance, I heard him mewing weakly.

Nor was there any action on Mr. Taubman's Jasper Johns, "Disappearance I," (1960), an encaustic and canvas collage in gray tones.

Sotheby's former chairman, Mr. Taubman, a well-known collector, is selling a painting by Mr. Johns, "Disappearance I," and another by Francis Bacon.

Since winning the BBC National Short Story award this week for "Disappearances", I have been asked whether I am writing a novel.

In these expressions, (U_{ 1i}) is a separate random component for disappearance, W i represents the shared component, and (alpha_{1}) and (alpha_{2}) are specific intercepts for disappearance and homicide, respectively.

Specifically, the photocatalytic activity of 150-nm-thick150-nm-thick150-nm-thicked on glats at 500 °C is quite remarkable, showing the highest octadecanoic acid disappearance rate, i.e., 6.28 × 10−8 mol/min (formal quantum efficiency = 6.65 × 10−3) at 30 min of UV-A light illumination.

The four other ways of symbiont disappearance are: i) in situ digestion of zooxanthellae by the coral host [ 24, 25], ii) expulsion by exocytosis or iii) by pinching off [ 24, 26], and iv) host cell detachment [ 22].

I'm so mystified by her disappearance that I nearly collapse onto a pile of passed-out amateurs (or maybe seasoned pros?) in the corridor.