She got disintegrated and the stone remained intact.
When cooked, the cells swell and, as the water reaches boiling point, the cell walls break down and, lo, you get a disintegrated potato.
More likely, though, it will muddle through, integrating as little as it can get away with, disintegrating as Britain becomes ever more detached, and reforming just enough to get by.
These early films by Parreno dwarf us as we approach, and as we get close they disintegrate into a grille of little bulbs hanging in space, rows of winking LED lights.
The same came through, when red cells were tested close to the limit of their life length, the time point where cell membranes start to disintegrate – get old, which in our setup was after 5 weeks in the blood bank (Table 2).
The bones, being subject to air, water and heat, get completely dried and disintegrate.
Not a lot of happiness, in other words, but having been a bit envious of Scandinavian social security and cohesion, we now get to watch it disintegrate before our eyes from the comfort of our sofas instead.
Here the inevitable and almost comically signposted drop and bass wobble that tends to replace every chorus actually seems to work with and not against the other elements of the song, Francis's soft croon of "How can I get back to you?" disintegrating into an instrumental that compliments what's gone before.
As temperatures climbed and the icy ceiling above them disintegrated, life got a lot more exciting for these filter feeders.
