Sentence examples for point of dissolution from inspiring English sources

A substance that absorbs moisture from the air but not necessarily to the point of dissolution is called hygroscopic.

The league keeps growing closer, sometimes to the point of dissolution, to the various realms that surround it: celebrity and art, marketing and hype, politics and current events.

The Paraguayan people had been fanatically committed to López and the war effort, and as a result they fought to the point of dissolution.

At the close of the Constitutional Convention, Benjamin Franklin spoke to his fellow delegates, who had spent four months arguing, often to the point of dissolution, over many aspects of the plan in the document now before them.

From a thermodynamic point of view, dissolution of rust could be achieved by SD solutions only.

It is estimated that the entire population of the colony at the point of its dissolution was around 7,000.

Physical observations of the solid cake point to dissolution and precipitation rather than internal restructuring because the thickness of the tobermorite layer increased over time.

The experimental and theoretical curves nearly coincide before the reset point, so the reset point represents the starting point of the CF dissolution.

In Figure 5, before the reset point, the two types of curves are exactly in coincidence, which indicates that the reset point just corresponds to the starting point of the CF dissolution.

In the experimental conditions of this work, transformation was controlled by HA growth until the point of near complete brushite dissolution where the growth and dissolution rates were balanced.

At this point, the dissolution of the filament is activated and the filament gets ruptured at a very fast rate leading to the device reaching a HRS.