Sentence examples for disintegration for from inspiring English sources
The part of a sentence "disintegration for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used when discussing the process of something breaking down or deteriorating. Example: The disintegration for the old bridge was inevitable due to its age and lack of maintenance.
The country had tottered on the brink of disintegration for three decades.
President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia, seeking to combat the specter of disintegration for his nation of 210 million people, has flatly ruled out independence for West Papua, which lies on the western half of the island of New Guinea.
Standing still and disintegration for years will go on till complete neutralization comes about.
It was observed that the prevailing particle breakage pattern was splitting/chipping for water-reactivated samples, disintegration for steam-reactivated samples.
Dissection (disintegration) for Poisson's two-dimensional problems differential equation takes us to 2nd-order ordinary differential equations, the thing that simplifies a solution algorithm and makes it programmable.
The results indicated that the transition equations from direct drop formation to ligament formation and ligament formation to sheet formation, obtained from glycerol/water mixture, can identify the type of disintegration for molten blast furnace slag granulation.
In addition, electric field has a great potential for efficient disintegration of WAS for as a additional option in a combination treatment.
Moreover, nca I-MIBG showed higher numbers of disintegrations for myocardium and muscle.
The number of disintegrations for urinary bladder contents was lower for nca I-MIBG, indicating a slightly lesser excretion for nca I-MIBG.
The number of disintegrations for both ca I-MIBG as for nca I-MIBG was highest for muscle, followed by liver and urinary bladder contents.
In the setting of larger stones, percutaneous antegrade techniques can allow direct access for disintegration of the stone and adequate drainage [ 63].
