Sentence examples for problems of dissolving from inspiring English sources

However, sulphamethoxazole at concentrations higher than 2048 mg/L is not feasible to work with because of problems of dissolving the chemical at such high concentrations.

Each tries to avoid what Lila loathingly describes as the problem of "dissolving margins," when "the outlines of people and things suddenly dissolved, disappeared".

Closely associated with niobium in ores and in properties, tantalum was discovered (1802) by the Swedish chemist Anders Gustaf Ekeberg and named after the mythological character Tantalus because of the tantalizing problem of dissolving the oxide in acids.

To solve the control problem of dissolved oxygen concentration in wastewater treatment process (WWTP), an online adaptive dynamic programming (ADP) scheme based on echo state networks (ESN) is proposed.

Semiclosed systems are essentially the same as closed except that there is a constant connection to the water supply, and the problem of dissolved wastes is controlled by the regular addition of new water; this system is less costly than the open one with regard to temperature control and pumping.

Most famously, Ryle (1949) introduced the idea of the category mistake as a way of dispelling the confusions he thought to be rampant in the Cartesian theory of the mind, and thus of dissolving many apparent problems in philosophy of mind.

This can make a problem for dissolving the reacting compounds in this unusual medium of chemical reactions.

Toward this end a temporary ureteral drainage stent capable of dissolving spontaneously was developed to obviate the problems associated with more commonly used stents.

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.

Consequently, questions of dissolving the organization arose.

It will show signs of dissolving.