Rapidly disappearing, for example, is the wordless sales pitch virtually patented by many peddlers that involves a three-part walking product demonstration, almost always performed in this order: a lighted yo-yo spun into the air, followed by the electronic song of a toy cellphone, followed by cartoonlike noises emitted by a strange, wiggly rubber noisemaker.
A student opting out of evolution in such a course would have to bob in and out of the classroom several times a month, disappearing, for example, when the structure of the cell is taught (and with it the endosymbiotic origin of mitochondria), and again when taxonomy is taught (and with it phylogenetic systematics), and yet again when genetics is taught (and with it molecular homology), and so on.
If a body suddenly disappeared, for example, there would be a rush of air into the vacuum left behind.
If the Cabinet Mountain bears decline or disappear, for example, bears from other ecosystems are able to move in.
When predators disappear, for example, deer and other browsers can grow wildly in number and damage plant populations, wipe out ground nesting birds and cause erosion from overgrazing.
My tiny bedroom is still stuffed to the gills with books, vinyls, comics, clothes, but at the end of the day, I wonder how I would react if all of this disappeared, for example if my apartment burned down.
To respond to concerns about fraud -- 20 million of 60 million voters' cards disappeared, for example -- several safeguards were taken on Saturday, including sealing Nigeria's borders during voting hours.
The most difficult labels to track include those which were part of private collections, were sold at private auctions, or disappeared, for example, during World War II.
The tricks are very basic mathematical problems – reorganizing a puzzle so certain images or parts seem to disappear, for example – but they allow for the simulation of creativity on the computer's part.
A few more big ones could disappear; for example, Washington Mutual looks precarious.
Some might even become obsolete or completely disappear; for example, the delivery and logistics industry could conceivably become almost completely automated.
