Sentence examples for dissipates from from inspiring English sources

LUCIE, Fla .— Frank Francisco will have to wait until some inflammation dissipates from his elbow before he can defend his assertion that he should be the Mets' closer this season.

WASHINGTON — The fact that alcohol dissipates from the bloodstream over time does not by itself give the police the right to draw blood without a warrant in drunken-driving investigations, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday.

Once onstage, Mr. Mann and Ms. Bartosik relive memories of a shared existence, however vague, through movement, which, like the words, bubbles up and dissipates from one moment to the next.

The application of the external bias results in the motion of the high-field domain towards the anode where the excess charge dissipates from the well adjacent to anode via tunnelling.

Dissipation occurs when the driving voltage to the crystal is shut off and the energy from the oscillating crystal dissipates from the system; the resonant frequency of the quartz crystal (f0) is mixed with fR and filtered with a low pass band filter.

"As the center dissipates from being accelerated through the middle, the outside remains relatively intact".

"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.