There's a huge list of transitions, like dissolve effects and 3-D opening doors.
"Only J. Edgar Hoover has a comparably dissolving effect on congressmen," the columnist Mary McGrory wrote.
A part of the damage was due to the action of the dissolving effect of rainwater.
In order to identify the phenomenon of degradation and separate the chemical and dissolving effect from the mechanical effect, the rainwater is analyzed after passing over the wall.
The dissolving effect in the aqueous phase is therefore probably essential, although not fully sufficient, to explain the condensing effect of fluoroquinolones.
In agreement with the hypothesis based on a dissolving effect in the subphase (39), we did find fluoroquinolones therein with a higher proportion of ciprofloxacin as compared to moxifloxacin.
For example, a cross-dissolve effect can be used to blend two scenes together, while a dip-to-black effect is more suited for the beginning or ending of an overall project, as it fades in or fades out to soften the visual impact on the viewer.
With a tinkly score and figures nude and clothed appearing and dissolving, the effect is both primitive and sophisticated, sexy and childlike, bringing to mind James Lee Byars, Buster Keaton, Diaghilev and the bargain-basement brilliance of Ethyl Eichelberger, Mr. Herring's longtime muse.
These advances in metrology will enable more sophisticated and accurate interpretation of environmental end points where observations must disentangle dissolved ion effects from particle-specific effects.
The lines' compulsive rhythmic stress-pulse amplifies the mounting panic, while their dark nursery-rhyme endings vibrate with disjunctive energy as boundaries dissolve to terrifying effect.
It's a huge event in time and space, and it's a very naïve attitude that this can go away with the passage of time, that the effects dissolve and people move on," she said.
