Sentence examples for dissipated under from inspiring English sources

It is a policy that former environment minister Chris Huhne adopted before he was forced to resign and one that has dissipated under George Osborne's austerity programme.

If water was flowing on Mars, he said, it would produce a cloud of vapor, as it dissipated under current surface conditions, that spacecraft instruments should be able to detect from orbit.

The good feeling generated by PM Olmert's long-delayed December 23 summit meeting with Abu Mazen quickly dissipated under the weight of reports of a new settlement in the Jordan Valley (now suspended by Peretz), continued Qassam rocket attacks on Sderot and neighboring kibbutzim, foot-dragging on both sides in implementing the transfer of tax revenues, lack of progress on the release of Cpl.

Relationships are established to predict the compressive and splitting tensile strengths, moduli of elasticity and rupture, compressive stress strain curve, and energy dissipated under compression.

The properties include compressive and splitting tensile strengths, moduli of elasticity and rupture, compressive stress strain curve, and energy dissipated under compression.

Its remnant vortex continued westward until it dissipated under a trough near the dateline.

Her intoxication keeps dissipating under the more powerful spell of her analyzing mind.

It was often cold and windy at Shea Stadium, with a few brave souls, amazed at how quickly the excitement and buzz from opening day had dissipated, shivering under blankets scattered around the vast park.

It's a buoyant black comedy about beautiful A-listers living dissipated lives under the fascinated gaze of the media, and it comes with the firm approval of Joanna Lumley, whose "Absolutely Fabulous" alter ego Patsy would no doubt also have a good cackle.

For these Democrats, the legacy of Vietnam has dissipated -- certainly, under President Clinton, the party spent much of the 1990's banishing that cloud in places like Haiti and Bosnia.

"I'm not going to give them the satisfaction of knowing that I've become less disciplined, and that I've dissipated those years under detention," she said.