Sentence examples for which it disappears from inspiring English sources
For pudding, we share a chocolate tortino with vanilla sauce and almond crumble which, judging from the speed with which it disappears, we all like a good deal.
"All that is constant about the California of my childhood," she wrote in a 1965 essay, "is the rate at which it disappears".
The band near 385 cm-1 remains visible until ΣS/ΣAs = 1, after which it disappears.
Once started, Flash or JavaScript code presents a white square on a black background for a fixed period of time, after which it disappears.
After such national immunization days, surveillance of sewage has detected OPV-related virus for about 3 months, following which it disappears.
"Since we announced the price drop, the number of inquiries about the product and the speed at which it disappeared from inventory has been stunning," H.P. said in a blog post.
Each dot had a limited lifetime of 100ms after which it disappeared and reappeared at a random location within the stimulus patch.
A decrease of relative reaction times was observed until the SOA-200ms condition for which it disappeared (all values being significantly lower than that at SOA-300ms except for SOA-200ms, t(18) = 2.78, t(18) = 2.09 and t(18) = 0.59, respectively, with only the two first p<0.05).
You can shoot the smaller demons, or just wait eventually each one swoops down toward your laser cannon, back and forth until it reaches the bottom of the screen, at which point it disappears from the playfield.
Oct4 messenger RNA is present in fertilized oocytes and early embryos, and expression is maintained until mid-gastrulation at which point it disappears, with the exception of primordial germ cells and their progeny [11], [12].
The IUCN recognizes three different types of translocations; augmentation (movement of individuals into a population of conspecifics), introduction (movement of an organism outside its historical range) and re-introduction (movement of an organism into a part of its native/historical range from which it has disappeared) (IUCN 1987).
