The phrase "dissipation by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of something dispersing or fading away as a result of certain actions or factors. Example: The city's pollution problems were exacerbated by the dissipation of air quality due to increased industrial activities.
The continuous up-regulation of the LHCX's that might function in the role of psbS and the still increasing DES index implies that the diatoms continues to dissipate the excess light energy as heat dissipation by NPQ at this intermediate phase.
The power dissipation by proposed circuit is estimated, which shows that the circuit dissipates very low heat energy suitable for reversible computing.
Smith, J. M., Bryant, M. A. & Wamsley, T. V. Wetland buffers: numerical modeling of wave dissipation by vegetation.
The Solar Power Satellite concept is a distant descendant of Tesla's vision and would avoid the problem of energy dissipation by sending power via laser.
Since photons move much faster and scatter much less heat than electrons, it promises to reduce power dissipation by more than half.
Hu, Z., Suzuki, T., Zitman, T., Uittewaal, W. & Stive, M. Laboratory study on wave dissipation by vegetation in combined current wave flow.
The equations involved additional terms due to the interphase interaction and the energy dissipation by collisions.
The energy dissipation by viscous friction is included in the model.
Moreover, they are endowed with large stability limits and controllable numerical dissipation by means of an algorithmic parameter.
Moreover, stilling basins can be constructed with lower costs as energy dissipation by adding appurtenances to these stilling basins.
This technique employs the pyrolytic graphite for heat dissipation by conduction and does not withdraw the cast.
