Sentence examples for dissipate from from inspiring English sources

The ammonia needed to dissipate from their suits before the pair returned inside, to avoid further contamination.

This leads to good stress/strain accommodation, as stresses can dissipate from the matrix into martensitic plates and nearby grains.

A longer die bearing allows more heat to dissipate from the extrudate to the colder die and leads to a greater extrudate dimensional accuracy.

At night, once the echoes of cropped-haired City boys with blotched skin dissipate from beneath the seemingly endless concrete passageways, undercrofts and bridges, you could hear a mouse breathe.

"I still give them fish". This is just one story among thousands, tens of thousands, to rise from the fishy swirl, only to dissipate from memory with the passing of time and old fishmongers.

It is difficult to design a system to reliably deliver volatile anaesthetics such as halothane or isoflurane to in vitro preparations such as tissues or cells cultures: the very volatility of the drugs means that they can rapidly dissipate from even carefully-prepared solutions.

"George Washington is dissipating from the textbooks.

At times the spirit of bipartisanship dissipated from the chamber.

But quickly the fun dissipated from that and it just became horrible.

Kidd had 13 points by halftime, Marbury 12, but the duel dissipated from there.

But the grief has hardly dissipated from the wards of Mumbai's largest public hospital.