Sentence examples for to dissipating from inspiring English sources
verb
To drive away, disperse.
Another source of global heating and cooling in the mesopause region is due to dissipating gravity waves and their interaction with the background atmosphere (Smith 2012).
Moreover, the fins set on both sides of module can contribute to dissipating heat stored in CPCM efficiently, preventing CPCM from heat saturation.
In further comments on the NSA issue, Zuckerberg added that the agreement, secured from the U.S. government, for Facebook to be able to share "everything the government's asking of us" — in terms of requests for user data — has also been "helpful" to dissipating people's fears about the extent of government data-mining of Facebook.
By 0600 UTC June 5, the storm was downgraded back into tropical depression status prior to dissipating the next day.
Humility and gratitude are key to dissipating any resentment or defensiveness that may have built up in you over the years.
Upon moving inland, Bret weakened to a tropical depression and subsequently accelerated prior to dissipating over northern Virginia that same day.
These cause storms to dissipate.
And unlikely to dissipate quickly.
Pressures, financial and otherwise, seemed to dissipate.
Moreover, safety concerns are unlikely to dissipate.
Still, trauma takes time to dissipate.
