Sentence examples for which disperses from inspiring English sources

The dust dispersion technique uses an annular high-speed jet which disperses dust continuously supplied via a piston-type dust feeding system.

Seconds later, an implement that produces a bright flash and loud bang is thrown into the crowd around the injured man, which disperses when it explodes.

Byram Beach in Greenwich closes if only a half-inch of rain falls any given day in July, because it doesn't get much of what health authorities call "flushing action," which disperses bacteria farther out in the Sound.

The challenge of verifying the use of chemical weapons in a war zone, particularly chlorine – which disperses rapidly and does not leave a unique chemical trace when used as a weapon – has hampered efforts to track their use.

But given the nature of Germany's federal system, which disperses power, the chancellor has more explaining to do to her party, her coalition and her Parliament than, say, any French president.

But given the nature of Germany's federal system, which disperses power, Ms. Merkel has a lot more explaining to do — to her party, her coalition and her Parliament — than, say, any French president.

These males dispersed over distances ranging from 180 to 960 m between April and June, except for two males, which dispersed during the mating season in October/November (220- and 350-m dispersal distance, respectively).

Every individual is born with jing and qi, both of which disperse with age.

A trading system can make very good sense for greenhouse gas emissions, which disperse widely into the atmosphere.

In a bid to quell the unrest, police flooded streets, firing teargas and "hornet's nest" sting grenades, which disperse rubber bullets and a toxic chemical powder.

These are only the latest developments in a corporate world in which dispersing workers became the order of the day after the attack on the World Trade Center in September.