Sentence examples for point of dissolving from inspiring English sources

Ice in the ponds looked like a layer of platinum gelatin on the point of dissolving.

I think they should be tax the shit out of the rich, regulate, and downgrade the military, almost to the point of dissolving it.

(We might call them "visual display units" since the formal distinction between computers and televisions is on the point of dissolving).

And then the optimal set-points of dissolved oxygen (SO) and nitrate (SNO) are obtained in the treatment process.

Ten recordings at each point were averaged to obtain the minimum or maximum level of dissolved oxygen (DO) for each point probed.

In artesian geothermal wells, the absolute pressure of the water flowing towards the surface may drop below the bubble point of the dissolved gases, resulting in their gradual release and the appearance of two-phase flow.

He initiated this with a 5-point plan, the first point of which dissolved all existing laws, to be replaced by revolutionary enactments.

"I think it does a very modest to minimal amount of dissolving fat at this point," said Dr. Moy, who is president-elect of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery.

We don't see this being a problem, unless someone in the press decides to point out that Pepsi is actually capable of dissolving bone.

Among the processes to be studied are the effects of regolith on transport from the subsurface to the atmosphere, the freezing point depression effects of dissolved nitrogen, and the solubility of various relevant organic compounds.

At temperatures below the pour point, the amount of dissolved wax starts to reach its saturation limit, forming a solid solution in the crude, which leads to a sharp increase of viscosity.