'I had dissipated down to nothing, from no sleep, alcohol, and doing drugs,' she said.
In principle, the Mississippi's floods are either constricted by levees, hastened out of danger zones by floodways and improved channels, dissipated down spillways and into reservoirs, or starved by the impounding of tributary floods.
Given its organic nature, the sewage is expected to break down and dissipate in a few days with no lasting effects.
Those antennas send new images every five minutes, but tornadoes can touch down and dissipate in less time than that, said Edward P. Cravens, the director of emergency management in McClain County, Okla.
Most of those unwarned tornadoes were weak and small, sometimes unfolding so quickly that they can touch down and dissipate between radar sweeps, going undetected until damage reports come in after the fact.
Many pollutants dissipate or break down over time.
An increase in the mesenchymal N-cadherin (CDH2) also facilitates focal cell-cell contacts and mobility, while the epithelial E-cadherin (CDH1) functionally dissipates through either down-regulation or relocalization away from the adherens junctions in the membrane [ 13].
Fischer said there's "good reason to believe that inflation will move higher as the forces holding down inflation dissipate further".
The civilised pensions will die with that generation, and the wealth in property of the middle classes will quickly dissipate as it is inherited down generations.
Because negative emotions cause us discomfort and distress, we may try to tamp them down, hoping that our feelings will dissipate with time.
