Sentence examples for dissolved out of from inspiring English sources

Gold is dissolved out of them by moisture, which then leaches upward into the soil, where the bacteria can get at it.

One possible explanation, Dr. Sohn said, is that carbon dioxide dissolved out of magma over a long period, forming a bubble of trapped gas perhaps five miles below the seafloor.

Those qualities have largely dissolved out of both our ruling and artistic classes; so, too, have incredible calcium deposits of racial and sexual privilege, as obdurately prevalent as they remain.

The primary plastic binder is then dissolved out of the part.

The sucrose was then dissolved out of the conduit to expose the microchannels (Fig. 3b,c).

This study suggests an alternative model explaining the appearance of zeta-phase with the removal of bath-Al by metallic Mn, which is dissolved out of the steel bulk into the Zn bath.

The reason is that while carbon dioxide can easily dissolve out of the air into ocean water, it tends to stay in a surface layer that does not mix well with the colder, denser water below.

The latter is dissolved out by acid treatment, leaving behind a porous skeleton of 96 percent silica.

This was explained by the concentration of monosilicic acid that dissolves out from quartz and silicate.

But it flickers and fluctuates, often dissolving out of frame.

Gradually, he dissolves out of the frame and, almost instantly, dissolves back in a few steps further along.