Sentence examples for disintegration which from inspiring English sources

The composite is bendable and stretchable without powder disintegration, which is a suitable trait for making flexible devices.

Complete disintegration, which could take hundreds of years or longer, would result in an increase in sea level of 13 to 20 feet.

Rather than worldly completeness, the twentieth-century mind seeks in literature "the disintegration which is essential if it is to develop its true, its entire, freedom".

The results show that atmospheric carbonation of AAS results in volumetric expansion and disintegration, which may be attributed to the generation of crystallization stress in restrained pore spaces.

The mechanism for this correlation is explained through the effect of melting point on solid-state diffusion and mechanical disintegration which are critical for the final alloying.

Perhaps killing the tailor was the beginning of a disintegration (which means that episode was good for something) that culminated here, or perhaps it was Carrie suggesting that Issa was a pawn from the start.

Internal bremsstrahlung arises in the radioactive disintegration process of beta decay, which consists of the production and emission of electrons (or positrons, positive electrons) by unstable atomic nuclei or the capture by nuclei of one of their own orbiting electrons.

Alpha decay, type of radioactive disintegration in which some unstable atomic nuclei dissipate excess energy by spontaneously ejecting an alpha particle.

4 Disintegration studies of additional types of foods have revealed another type of food disintegration profile, which is different from the two profiles previously suggested.

Mr. Thompson's physical disintegration, during which he literally beats up on himself, suggests an elemental disjointing.

House, in particular, is one of Ayckbourn's best plays - a study in domestic disintegration in which much of the key action happens offstage.