Sentence examples for half of dissolution from inspiring English sources

Gamma PSD gives the lowest deviation while Gaudin Schuhmann results in the largest deviation (maxi. ∼19%, with CV=0.3) in the first half of dissolution process.

While the Act of Supremacy initiated what in England was to be a hesitant Reformation over the next century and a half, the dissolution of the monasteries was complete.

But more than one-half of these shells showed signs of dissolution, they report in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. The pitted textures made them look like "cauliflower" or "sandpaper," Bednaršek says.

Jefferies et al. (2000) for instance, find that among British women, almost half of those who experienced a marital dissolution subsequently experience a conception within twelve months, with age of the woman and age of her youngest child being the most important factors, together with repartnering.

Stepfather marriages occurred much later in a child's life-one-half occurred after the child turned age 7-and had one-third higher odds of dissolution.

The recording of The Notorious Byrd Brothers, during the latter half of 1967, was marked by severe internal dissolution and acrimony.

GRNL Articles of Dissolution.

Studies of dissolution rates vary widely.

There is a sense of unwinding, of subsiding, of dissolution.

His heritage was one of dissolution and loss.

My marriage was in the process of dissolution.