Sentence examples for dissipated more from inspiring English sources
The razzle-dazzle in her hasn't entirely dissipated – more of which below – but it takes second place to her desire to be seen as just Stefani Germanotta for a while.
They dissipated more energy than specimen RC-ACI-2.0 with distributed diagonal bars.
The 3D composites had the greatest resistance to penetration and dissipated more total energy than the laminate system.
Moreover, under the low frequency cyclic loading, PRR-reinforcing and STS-reinforcing connections dissipated more energy (336% and 641% respectively) with a lower stiffness degeneration rate and a higher equivalent viscous damping ratio than those of non-reinforced connection.
Comparison of flow energy dissipation over the toe of stepped spillway with breakers and classical stepped spillway shows that the stepped spillway with breakers type had dissipated more energy than the classical stepped spillway type.
The considerable buzz and fanfare swirling around James Kaplan's new book, Frank: The Voice suggests that the powerful mystique of singer/actor Frank Sinatra has hardly dissipated more than a decade after his death.
This energy differences can be using to compare the dissipation energy by photoemission; the smaller values provide a glimpse of which systems dissipate more energy by photoemission.
The hits had the crowd singing and swinging along, while the more melodic numbers seemed to dissipate more quickly.
Mr. Browne pointed out that such problems are easily solved by tossing the glass off fast, which also makes the drinker dissipate more quickly.
Honda also made modifications to the engine compartment to help it dissipate more of the crash energy before it reaches the cabin.
One reason proposed is the social nature of suicide; that "the kind of emotional intensity associated with suicide might dissipate more easily in big cities, where there are more people to shoulder the burden".
