Although he helped restore the Rump Parliament in May 1659, he soon broke with it and dissolved it by force.
When my sister, a developmental psychologist at Berkeley, came to visit, she sat Luke down and said, smoothly, that scientists once thought that life was a problem, but then they had not so much solved the problem as dissolved it, by understanding ever simpler forms of life.
One state, Wisconsin, had such a board, but the Republican-dominated legislature voted last year on strict party lines to dissolve it, to be replaced by boards with partisan appointees.
A rise in temperature (60 80°C) is required to dissolve it, and gelation occurs by cooling to room temperature [ 238, 239], and then microparticles are stabilized by adding potassium ion [ 29].
Tellurium is prepared from its oxide by dissolving it in aqueous NaOH, yielding tellurite, then by electrolytic reduction: TeO2 + 2 NaOH → Na2TeO3 + H2O; Na2TeO3 + H2O → Te + 2 NaOH + O2.
The enzyme lipase was entrapped by dissolving it in the prepolymer mixture followed by photopolymerization.
In 1577 King Henry III (reigned 1574 89) tried to nullify the league's influence, first by putting himself at its head and then by dissolving it altogether.
It is hardly necessary to add that by the navy regulations of 1870, §§ 260-265, the court-martial could only be dissolved by the secretary of the navy, and might, at any time before he had dissolved it, be lawfully reconvened by him to reconsider its proceedings.
This certified reference material was reconstituted by dissolving it in 20.0 mL deionized water according to the instructions provided by the supplier.
Prior to use, simvastatin was activated by dissolving it in 100 μl of ethanol according to an activation procedure proposed by Sadeghi et al. [ 17].
