Sentence examples for which disperses into from inspiring English sources

That's because seawater chemically transforms the oil into a denser type of oil, which disperses into micrometer-sized droplets that are too heavy to float.

This technical choice is necessary especially for airships with a long airborne permanence, because of simple replacement of the gas which disperses into the environment.

"It was crazy, and after 15 seconds it began spinning light a florescent spiral, which dispersed into a giant plume of smoke blanketing the entire mountain".

Historically, after rains, lions leave the park, following herbivores which disperse into outlying areas.

Officers fired pepper spray, pepper canisters and pepper balls, which disperse into the air when they hit, Dugan said.

The low oil recovery based on OOIP by this surfactant blend was noted as compared to surfactant blend of sample A. This may be due to its higher IFT values as compared to IFT values of sample A. Another possible reason for increase recovery of residual oil by SAG1 cycle is the contact of injected surfactant solution with CO2, which disperses the gas phase into the liquid phase.

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

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.

Here, we report that planktonic cultures of P. aeruginosa, when incubated as standard liquid cultures which are shaken or stirred, grow predominantly as macroscopic (>100 µm diameter) and microscopic aggregates (100 10 µm diameter) which disperse upon entry into stationary phase.

When applied to a slick of oil they are meant to break it up into tiny droplets which disperse widely and are broken down by bacteria.

Kony escaped, and the LRA, which dispersed throughout the northeastern DRC and into Sudan and the Central African Republic, continued its acts of terror in those countries.