Sentence examples for the disassembling from inspiring English sources
verb
To take to pieces; to reverse the process of assembly.
- To perform the repair it was necessary to disassemble most of the mechanism.
In video 4, there is a weak Cdc3 signal on the disassembling left patch at timepoint 8 15, and one before the transient disassembly of the right patch at 9 45 to 11 15, in agreement with recent data that septins contribute in negative feedback for Cdc42 patch disassembly (see for instance Okada et al. Dev Cell 2013).
He added, "And a lot before, given the disassembling of NASA by the current administration".
About his intentions, think what you will, but the reaction to the Martin trade was a bit hysterical, as was the sympathy and deification of Thorn following the disassembling of his prize work.
Inevitably the game would be interrupted by the strokes of her grandmother's broom, but even that did not disturb Zichen, as the disassembling of the small hills of hair could also be part of her scheme.
This identity of the alienated, forged in the crucible of early youth, is the engine that drives Mr. Stern's radio show toward the elevation of outcasts, the disassembling (read: humanizing) of superstars, the impulse to say, no matter the cost, what you really think and feel.
The presence of the COO− groups would result in the disassembling of the hydrogen-bonding network because of Coulomb repulsion [29].
The longer the better Disassemble the barrel and pass the string from one end to the other.
From the ground, start disassembling the body of the fan.
Little by little, the drummers desisted, and one by one the players disassembled the performance.
The reinforced mortar forms were left for 24 h in the mold before disassembling the mold.
Be sure to remove the fan before disassembling the booth.
