Sentence examples for have not dissolved from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the H2S in the condensates of the Yingshan Formation (O1y) may have not dissolved and migrated in the gas phase.
We plot the fraction of triple systems that have not dissolved yet into a permanent binary and escaping single star configuration, as a function of simulation time (in units of crossing time).
The structural pressures within the US political system that drove hostility to a democratic civil rights leader like Morales up to now have not dissolved in the cold Washington air.
Here you can pick up brochures, play with computer terminals, and chat to foreign students in Biennial T-shirts before heading into the bowels of the building to see the first piece of art; an installation by Annette Messager, who has draped a pall of billowing black silk across seats so damp it's a wonder they haven't dissolved.
Then, we just heat up a tiny amount of the juice, pour it on to the soaked gelatine, whisking thoroughly, and once it's melted, we pour the liquid through a fine sieve [in case any bits of gelatine haven't dissolved] and mix it into the rest of the juice".
We may have lost weight, but if we haven't dissolved the core belief that we are fat, it still has the power to guide us right back to where we were before.
Time has not dissolved this vicious circle.
But this plenty has not dissolved value; it has shifted it into something more intangible.
ALL that nasty gossip notwithstanding, Teresa Giudice, resolute as ever on the recent "Real Housewives of New Jersey" reunion, apparently has not dissolved her stormy marriage.
Though she has suspended parliament, she has not dissolved it, perhaps because she fears doing badly in fresh general elections.Even so, the president's actions have hardly helped the peace process.
University of Alabama School of Law professor Ronald Krotoszynski said it's true as a technical matter the state supreme court has not dissolved the March injunction – but the US supreme court plainly overruled it, and federal courts would rule against judges who refuse licenses.
