Sentence examples for first evaporated from inspiring English sources

Expectations that the Supreme Court would settle whether such parents must try public schools first evaporated after Justice Anthony M. Kennedy recused himself without explanation in two cases from New York State.

Verdasco won only one of the next eight points remaining in the first set, and before you could say "I have only won one set in four matches in my life against Roger Federer" the first evaporated.

When using DMA as a solvent, MeCN was first evaporated at 120 °C.

On sample B, we first evaporated a 30-nm silver film, and then it was immersed in a 40% HF aqueous solution [4].

The zinc powder first evaporated slowly after the furnace temperature was increased and formed a uniform thin seed layer of ZnO on the FTO substrate.

Then, the samples are loaded in the vacuum chamber (base pressure of 1-2 × 10-8 mbar) where a 2-nm-thick Au layer has been first evaporated on top of the sample keeping it at room temperature.

Wales threw caution to the wind as the seconds evaporated.

True Detective has only been gone for a year, but the widespread acclaim for the anthology show's first season evaporated in the second and there has been little talk of a third.

He pledged to improve the investment environment, amend the country's tax codes, and work to stabilize the ruble, whose value has crashed and risen since Soviet times — first evaporating many citizens' savings and recently spurring inflation and causing unease about escalating costs of living.

100 µL of methyl iodide was then added, and the samples were vigorously stirred for 2 h at room temperature, with additional adding of 100 µL of methyl iodide after 30 min. The reaction was stopped by first evaporating the excess methylating reagent under a stream of compressed air for 30 min and then by recovering the samples with 100 µL of cold 25% (v/v) aqueous acetic acid.

Of the total precipitation, some two-thirds is evaporated, and one-third percolates into the rocks, notably the volcanic rocks, which are porous and fissured.