If business leaders continue to remain silent, the consequences could be a complete disintegration of hard-won trade agreements like NAFTA and, in the case of the Brexit vote, a reevaluation of the European Union.
"The fourth movement is a complete disintegration, with echoes of many great classical works – as if I'm smashing plates".
Seedlings were subjected to the flooding treatment for six months, which resulted in an almost complete disintegration of the existing root system and its replacement with adventitious roots.
As a consequence of their small population size and strict vertical transmission (bottleneck effect), they accumulate deleterious mutations, resulting in the loss of gene functions (Moran 1996; Allen et al. 2009), and finally in a complete gene disintegration (Silva et al. 2001).
So many students have borrowed, read and plundered that copy of "Farmax" that it had to be pulled from circulation and has sat in a state of complete disintegration inside a kind of glass vitrine.
Not an auspicious decision, as time would prove, for the mission suffered more than its share of disasters -- a bloody Indian attack in 1775 in which the mission was burned to the ground, an earthquake in 1803, a 12-year stint as a United States Army barracks in the mid-19th century, and finally abandonment resulting in almost complete disintegration.
Severe damage, and in the end complete disintegration occur if sulphate solutions penetrate the hardened concrete.
It "creates an aesthetic of entangled creation and destruction that inevitably is ephemeral, and results in complete disintegration of the film so that it can only be delicately digitized before it is consumed," Seung-Hwan Oh writes.
In freeze-drying experiments with 'empty' viral envelopes (virosomes), use of inulin was found to preserve the vesicular structure, while absence of sugar stabilization resulted in complete disintegration after rehydration (38).
