Once it is dissipated into actual sex – bringing in its train domesticity, affection, pregnancy – something vital is lost.
On the contrary, the farther electricity is transported, the more of it is dissipated.
The soul is born and grows with the body, and at death it is dissipated like "smoke".
Long-term growth depends on capital flowing to productive purposes; when it is dissipated in such vast quantities, the costs affect the economy as a whole -- not just those unlucky enough to see their investments and jobs vanish.
To understand how this can be so, we must discover the source of the energy that heats the corona, how that energy is transported into the corona and how it is dissipated.
Chong and co say that it is dissipated either as heat or as electron hole pairs but neglect to say how you can choose one outcome over the other, a potentially important point.
Perhaps it is dissipated by the length of some of the songs: opener Mothers of the Sun stretches past eight minutes, demanding you surrender to the drone; it's Sabbathian, but without the colossal power of the equally long opener of Black Sabbath's fourth album, which feels like a touchstone here.
The increase in temperature within the composting mass was caused when the heat generated from the respiration and decomposition of sugar, starch and protein by the population of microorganisms accumulates faster than it is dissipated to the surrounding environment (Jusoh et al. 2013).
"It's dissipating a tremendous amount of momentum they built up prior to July," Mr. Doherty said, referring to when Microsoft first publicly discussed its $1.1 billion repair fund.
Dr. Camilli, of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Woods Hole, Mass., said the plume, at the time he studied it, was dissipating so slowly that it could still be in the gulf many months from now.
