"I went downstairs," his fourth wife, Mary Welsh Hemingway, reported in her 1976 memoir, "How It Was," saw a crumpled heap of bathrobe and blood, the shotgun lying in the disintegrated flesh, in the front vestibule of the sitting room".
By then, the Iraqi Army and the police force in Mosul some fifty-two thousand men in all had disintegrated.
In the vast majority of cases, provisions come in a disintegrated and compartmentalized manner.
The amount of sulfates is highest on average in areas of cavernous weathering, but the highest singular maximum was determined in the disintegrated area (4609 mg l−1).
In this long book, which runs to 905 pages in the best Persian edition, Kasravi recounts how the spontaneous alliance of clergy, bazar, craftsmen and intellectuals forged in 1905-6 disintegrated when the Shia clergy became aware of some of the wider consequences of Enlightenment ideas.
Addition of mast cells to pre-cultured (4 D IV) myenteric neurons resulted in a disintegrated nerve fibre network and a markedly enhanced loss of nerve cell bodies.
While suggesting a possible fire, the relatively short sequence of data gives no insight into pilot efforts to control the aircraft, nor does it show whether it fell in one piece or disintegrated in mid-air, two aviation safety experts said.
Its record has mostly been good, but one of four Rolls-Royce engines on a Qantas super-jumbo disintegrated in mid-air in 2010.
Even as the hot gleam of the highway gave way to desolate roads and fenced-off military zones, Adams's characteristic musical gestures — the rich-hued harmonies and bopping rhythms that have made repertory items of "Harmonielehre," "Nixon in China," and "Short Ride in a Fast Machine" — disintegrated into broken clockwork rhythms, acid harmonies, and electronic noise.
