With the dissolution of power, a multitude of factions and alliances are emerging under one-party rule, with no one voice able to impose order.
The common theme is dissolution of centralised power and the demand for 'autonomy' and personal freedom".
In fact, it is precisely the dissolution of British power, the decline of deference and the tottering of the old imperial order that explain the institution's resilience.
Robinson made clear that he thought the dissolution of the power-sharing government in Northern Ireland over differences between unionists and nationalists would be ludicrous.
As Thomas Hobbes insisted, civil war constitutes the greatest threat to governments, for it represents the dissolution of the "sovereign power".
During Maḥmūd Gāwān's ascendancy, the Bahmanī state achieved both its greatest size and greatest degree of centralization, and yet, partly because of the attempts at centralization and partly because of the continuing rivalry between the Deccanis and the newcomers, the period ended with Maḥmūd Gāwān's assassination and the rapid dissolution of the effective power of the Bahmanī state.
The common retreat into introspective dreamworlds can be directly correlated against the dissolution of the architect's powers, which are increasingly superseded by specialist consultants for every stage of the process.
The dissolution power of different solvents defined as the wt% of solid asphaltene particles dissolved in the solvent was measured and presented in Fig. 8.
Addressing such an unanticipated puzzle, Dr. Caliskan argues that the civilian success behind the dissolution of military's political power in Turkey paradoxically contributed both to the emergence and the failure of the coup attempt organized by a junta composed of Gulenist officers and their collaborators in the army.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 The dissolution power of different solvents.
This is due to the strong dissolution power of the HF-based electrolyte where TiO2 dissolution is very fast compared to the EG electrolyte [28].
