The phrase 'the cease of' is not correct and usable in written English.
It makes no sense and is missing the verb needed for a complete sentence. You could use the phrase 'cease of' if used as part of a sentence such as, "The cease of hostilities marked the beginning of a new era."
Madness doesn't mean the cease of personality, it simply means that the personality has lost touch with what we call reality.
Cooling was experienced in the last decade because of the cease of urbanization and the canyon effect present in highly compacted urban environment.
Typically, entrepreneurial failure is defined as the cease of an operation for financial reasons, but one type of entrepreneurial failure is the discontinuance of venturing efforts by entrepreneurs (Liao et al. [2008]).
During a frictional slip, the velocity difference in viscous fluids formed magnetized billow-like wavy folds due to KH instability, and the microtexture had been preserved in fault gouge after the cease of an ancient seismic slip.
After the cease of exploiting Asian stocks, Japan kept mass commercial and illegal hunts until 1975.
The three supplemental pictures that we took during the 15 minutes after the last call allowed us to collect information on brightness after the cease of vocal displays.
Following the ceasing of the Strombolian phase, the volcano has reentered the phreatic phase with the refilling of the water lake (that was replenished by early July 2016), locally accompanied by phreatomagmatic eruptions.
On March 17 and 20, 2015, the salts were released from the gas plume approximately 1 h after the temporal cease of the weak ash eruption (Fig. 1e).
The technical and operational problems of this site which finally contributed to the total cease of the site are described.
A successful treatment was defined as a complete/partial removal of the ectopic conceptus, cease of the abnormal vaginal bleeding and preservation of the uterus.
Cerebral infarction is caused by sudden decrease or cease of the blood flow of the partial brain artery.
