Sentence examples for still dissolved from inspiring English sources

Not all the problems were solved, but many were, and by making clear distinctions between sections, the cathedral's acoustics were largely tamed, though one or two passages still dissolved into aural mush.

Though the seawater still dissolved the salt layers, it did so much more slowly than the flow of freshwater.

Viscosities are strongly dependent on temperature (turbine operation dependent), SiO2 content (volcano dependent) and the amount of volatiles still dissolved in the melt (pressure dependent).

Therefore, before the chloroform evaporates completely, there exists a time period in which the backbones attempt to form a packing structure while alkyl chains are still dissolved.

It took ages for Igor to collect the shells for these shoes, and tube after tube of superglue to make them sturdy, but they still dissolved the third time he waded into the water.

Some macho guys who are dragged reluctantly to sentimental films by their girlfriends no doubt still dissolve into tears.

The king can still dissolve parliament at will; he chooses all provincial governors and the heads of national companies; and he is still the decider in military and religious affairs.

But the watershed agreement should still dissolve obstacles to collaboration, predicts Abel Valdivia, a Cuba-born marine ecologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

But such an approach is not necessarily more realistic, because when the initial amount of protolith is completely altered, secondary products continue to be altered in the model, whereas in reality more protolith still dissolves.

Eventually, the younger man tells his father, "We still have 30 million Euros that we couldn't yet dissolve".

Narrative is still more dissolved in "Outis," first performed at La Scala, Milan, in 1996.