"If there's a train close enough it can use it, but otherwise it is thrown onto the rail where it dissipates out, or if the voltage goes too high it's burnt onboard with resistors.
This dissipative dynamics causes opposite but advantageous effects over different membrane motions: It allows the membrane to rearrange quickly in the lateral dimension, and to simultaneously dissipate out-of-plane stresses through friction between the two membrane leaflets.
Alternatively, it has been proposed that it is the tangential surface expansion that gives rise to in-plane pressure which is dissipated by out-of-plane folding (Le Gros Clark 1945; Ronan et al. 2013) (see Fig. 1).
The moment of tension between Berman and Barr had dissipated, either out of distraction, a sense of conflict avoidance, or perhaps genuine warmth.
The continuity of thought is lost, and, what is worse than that, the buildup, the feeling that the director works so hard to get, that there be a mounting feeling of some kind or other, is dissipated, leaks out.
The effective friction stresses are quite high (several GPa) for interstitial areal densities of 0.72 2.18 nm−2 and the energy dissipated during pull-out can thus be substantial.
Low-level winds carried the system out to sea, and its convection dissipated on October 28.
Florence dissipated on July 30.
Bond yields in peripheral countries have fallen; worries that some members might be forced out have dissipated; budget deficits have shrunk; the first signs of recovery are showing in Ireland and even Spain.
