Sentence examples for dissolution in place from inspiring English sources

If adopted, the new measures would set a "fixed term" of five years for Parliaments but require a 55 percent Commons majority voting against the government to force a parliamentary dissolution, in place of the existing rule that requires only a simple majority.

The focus now was on putting in place necessary changes, he said, adding that "the dissolution of Parliament should not mean the dissolution of government".

Permeation was measured in a specially designed cell, dissolution took place in the apparatus 4, USP.

The study of the current potential curves for oxygen reduction on gold surface and anodic dissolution of gold in cyanide solutions gives more insight into the control of the process: depending on the experimental conditions, gold dissolution takes place in the active region (oxygen diffusion control) or in the potential region where dissolution of adsorbed species limits the rate of the process.

The corrosion system consisted of three parallel reactions (oxygen reduction, hydrogen evolution and metal dissolution), taking place in the centre at the surface of the rotating disc electrode (RDE).

The process of dissolution takes place in the reverse order: earth being rarefied into water, water into air and air into fire.

This dissolution takes place in the lateral and medial pain streams.

The Committee set higher standards for dissolution of oral generic drug formulations than those in place for their specifications by comparing the dissolution profiles of the generic with those of originator products.

A major advance in geochronology and isotope geochemistry involves the analysis of mineral grains in place without chemical dissolution.

A major trend anticipated in geochronology and isotope geochemistry involves the analysis of mineral grains in place without chemical dissolution and mass spectrometry.

All treatment conditions resulted in stable silk sponges, apart from 0.5h water annealing, which resulted in insufficient stabilization and partial scaffold dissolution when placed in water.