"The water will flood the forest, but the waves' power will be dissipated," he says.
"My loyalty to CBS will be dissipated by less compensation," he said.
As its head office in Uxbridge yields to Kraft's in Illinois, that British knowledge will be dissipated.
"In other materials like metals, this energy will be quickly released from electrons to the lattice, and will be dissipated as heat," Ma explains.
But if the Board is allowed to become a talking shop for the great and the good, the Reviewer's efforts will be dissipated by competing agendas and the requirements of compromise".
But the momentum effect was noticed in 1985 (by Werner de Bondt, a Belgian economist now at DePaul University in Chicago, and Richard Thaler, of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business) and has not gone away.The second is that any gains from the strategy will be dissipated in higher trading costs.
What the market is looking for is for a pattern to emerge". He wondered "as to how this pressure on Brazil will be dissipated," saying, "You can't have a developing country with interest rates at 50percentt," for a long period.
This implies that heat will be dissipated through top electrode contact than the other sides.
This channel formation is 'volatile' because the accumulated charge carriers will be dissipated completely if no gate bias is applied.
We estimate that after something like 400-500 yeall all the radioactivity will be dissipated away". "The advantages of thorium are purely theoretical," he told BBC News.
The neutrons will then be absorbed by the surrounding walls of the tokamak, transferring their energy to the walls as heat, and this in turn will be dissipated through cooling towers.
