Sentence examples for disappearance of certain from inspiring English sources
The disappearance of certain records was of concern to Kirkup and his panel of experts.
Most organic reactions can be interpreted as the disappearance of certain structures and formation of others.
The increase in the value of the interaxial angle caused the structure to be close to cubic, which resulted in the disappearance of certain reflections.
While comparing the FTIR spectra of unreduced silver nitrate and biosynthesized AgNPs, disappearance of certain peaks and appearance of some new peaks was observed.
The decrease or disappearance of certain plant species reduces vegetation cover and increases the exposure of soil surfaces to wind and water erosion, leading to more land degradation (Wezel and Haigis 2000).
Disappearance of certain peaks from activated-chitosan particles (Fig. 2a) and formation of new peaks in the immobilized inulinase spectra (Fig. 2b) confirmed new bond formations and thus cross-linkage between inulinase and activated-chitosan particles.
The sudden disappearances of certain characters were also consistent with the nature of that historical period.
When his safety deposit box was opened after his disappearance, photos of "certain ladies" were also discovered.
Through Devin, who senses that Joyland's days are numbered, King is lamenting the disappearance of a certain type of candid hucksterism not all that different in spirit from pulp fiction.
The book is not a lament for a loss of quality music – it's not like the well-springs of talent have dried up or anything – but it registers alarm about the disappearance of a certain quality in music: the "never heard this before" sensation of ecstatic disorientation caused by music that seems to come out of nowhere and point to a bright, or at least strange, future.
Teacher: In the faculty and during the courses there were cases when we were told about the disappearance of a certain type of animal or about another that is the evolutionary continuity of another…it was obvious.
