Sentence examples for dissipate that from inspiring English sources

"But if the intent is to sweep up an untapped part of the music industry, take it to the stock market, and everybody cashes out and watches it dissipate, that would be very disappointing".

The moment you feel your heart open and the pain begins to dissipate, that is the feeling is love replacing resentment, fear and doubt.

Boosts in public support for wartime presidents don't dissipate that quickly.

The L.E.D.s get hot, so the casing acts as a heat sink to dissipate that energy.

Now an alternative to the large, noisy fans needed to dissipate that heat may be in sight.

The springs absorb the energy of impacts of the tires along the road surface, and the shocks damp or dissipate that energy, using hydraulics, so that the suspended portion of the vehicle does not keep bouncing.

But that's now dissipated that advantage.

But he is in danger of dissipating that prestige by insisting on rational monetary policy -- the notching up of interest rates -- to discipline an irrational situation.

At high enough velocities, so much of the kinetic energy was dissipated that the adhesive forces of the surface caught the nanoball.

Dissipating that heat is a challenge many AR glasses manufacturers with head-worn processors have yet to solve.

This consists of fitting engineered mechanical devices that absorbs vibration energy, dissipating that into heat.