Sentence examples for the process of dissolving the from inspiring English sources

Again the process of dissolving the union, if that is what is decided, would have started with acts of Parliament.

The process of dissolving the surfactant with pure water and diluting it with formation water would seriously influence the activity of the surfactant.

But instead of initiating the process of dissolving the firms, the central bank just asked them to file new plans, warning that if banks failed to be "responsive to the identified shortcomings, the agencies expect to use their authority... to determine that a resolution plan does not meet the requirements of the Dodd-Frank Act".

Together, these data show that loss of Sall2 causes coloboma in mice as well as humans, and suggests that Sall2 is required for correct growth of the optic fissure margins towards each other and their alignment, rather than the process of dissolving the basement membrane.

Gasses are released during the process of dissolving the steel wool and the bottle could burst if there is not a small hole to allow the pressure to equalize.

The community centre's shut, it's folded, the neighbourhood council is in the process of dissolving".

With the cold war over, she is in the process of dissolving her ties to the latest cabal of right-wing ruffians with whom she has been involved.

The process is associated with locally augmented blood flow and with a greater surface acidity than elsewhere in bone, despite the fact that the process of dissolving apatite consumes hydrogen ions.

The process of dissolving one substance in another often involves heat; if the solution process is a strictly physical change, the heat is a latent heat.

His 20-year marriage is in the process of dissolving, and that has weighed on him, as has the precarious health of his ever-present physical therapist, Cindi Hilfman.

As divorce is clearly here to stay, it may be more productive to instead ask how the process of dissolving a marriage might be changed to avoid, as much as possible, damaging children.