Sentence examples for the total disappearance from inspiring English sources
Superconductivity is the total disappearance of electrical resistance below a definite temperature called the transition temperature.
The price for these great advantages is the total disappearance of perfectly tuned intervals, save only the octave.
By Andy Borowitz April 12, 2016 TRENTON (The Borowitz Report) — No one in the United States has taken note of the total disappearance of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who vanished from view several weeks ago.
TRENTON (The Borowitz Report) — No one in the United States has taken note of the total disappearance of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who vanished from view several weeks ago.
We will witness in our lifetimes the total disappearance of biodiversity from our farms, the disappearance of small farmers, and the end of real food and our food freedom.
Despite the disruption brought by the war, however, interest in books had increased enormously, and sales were furthered by the total disappearance or severe rationing in most of the warring countries of so many consumer articles that normally compete with books.
"The comparatively total disappearance of the whale, in the Atlantic, is an unquestionable fact," a visitor to America noted in 1809.
The widespread use of pedigree males, mostly of Swiss extraction, to improve the milk yield, has resulted in the almost total disappearance of the native types.
In the far northern areas the nearly total disappearance of plant life has facilitated a gradual southward advance of the Sahara.
European museums continued to show his work, and sales to museums and private collectors there helped to offset the almost total disappearance of his American market.
When Mus injections (n = 9) were centered either on the intermediate and caudal part of the lPAG, the ventral part of the DpMe and the rostral part of the vlPAG, a total disappearance of sleep (SWS and PS) concomitant with a strong excitation of rats was observed compared to saline injections (Figure 4A).
