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When a bridge dissipates force it spreads it out over a wider area. Transference involves moving force from a weak area to a stronger area.

The warm air from the defrosting vent for the front windshield cools rapidly as it dissipates throughout the rest of the car.

The Namibian mist rapidly dissipates once the sun rises, so the beetle has just a brief opportunity to collect water.

Once they see a path forward, the original emotion almost always dissipates, or at least does not feel so overwhelming.

The dense mist slow dissipates as the sun rises . I see you are gazing at me , smiling softly at dawn .

In the love, boundaries hold, darkness dissipates , and consciousness that seeks to destroy you simply has no place to stand.

In turn, the gas phase dissipates energy by trying to impart momentum to the liquid, i. e. , drag it along.

When a bridge dissipates force it spreads it out over a wider area.

This one comes with a lot of responsibility, and once the Honeymoon Phase dissipates, you could wind up feeling in over your head.

A few miles away, the doses would be much lower as the radiation dissipates.

How heat dissipates through a material is a matter of the materials' thermal conductivity and thickness.

This means that the time a task is permitted to execute dissipates more quickly for a lower-priority task than for a higher-priority task.

Occasionally also has the bird cry, also has the insect to call, heavy rain, all dissipates.

The amorphous into*ce layer dissipates strain and permits the growth of a high quality monocrystalline oxide accommodating buffer layer.

Glamour rating? The school princess lustre soon dissipates when things start to get a bit Lord of the Flies.

If they are not serious, they will let the moment pass; yet another puff of public anger that dissipates without result.

Romolas deep calm happiness encompassed Tito like the rich but quiet evening light which dissipates all unrest.

It is in the nature of charisma that it rises out of thin air, out of need and distress, and then dissipates when the magic fails.

If a part of the body drawn from Pleiadian thought-form dissipates enough love, the cells will fall into death and disease.

A device that absorbs and dissipates heat produced by an electrical component, such as an integrated circuit, to prevent overheating.

When a crisis seizes the market, IPOs tend to dry up as risk aversion takes hold among investors and corporate confidence dissipates.

In addition, energy dissipates as it travels, so quakes pack a much weaker punch by the time their shockwaves reach a fault line far away.

The Black Sea river flows only for around 37 miles until it reaches the edge of the sea shelf and dissipates into the deep sea.

The rest of the energy is wasted and dissipates as heat through the glass enclosure.

The opposition, slowing or prevention of oscillation, or decreasing vibration amplitude, as kinetic energy dissipates.

Moreover, a sprawling and bureaucratic distribution system dissipates farmers' earnings.

Protects seating faces because part of the erosive flow energy dissipates through second orifice.

As the density dissipates, one ascends upwards in vibration and the biology becomes increasingly crystalline in form.

When you win a bunch in a row, at some point it just dissipates because you haven't had any practices and your team starts skipping steps.

Red light, with its longer wavelengths, dissipates at about 30 feet (10 meters), leaving smoky blues and muted yellows to dominate.

Usually, that repugnance dissipates once people become familiar with new technologies.

Love is not wasted energy, but when thought makes it into pleasure, then pain dissipates energy.

A wide mouth dissipates carbonation fast, letting strong abbey beers show off their flavor.

Then I stop myimmolation. I get a grip. My panic dissipates, as quickly as it came.

In most cases, however, any mental distress that results from telling an everyday lie quickly dissipates.

Redness gradually dissipates in about one or two weeks for most patients.

Much-maligned pre-packs are frequently the least worst way to preserve value and jobs, before the goodwill dissipates.

Unlike in real life, the snow falls four times a night, on schedule, and dissipates without shoveling.

Dr Corral suspects that extending cracking into the third dimension dissipates the energy faster and stops the fault spreading.

Eventually, the disk of gas dissipates, and the proto-planets are fixed in their permanent orbits.

The gas dissipates quickly, but if inhaled at high concentrations it can cause convulsions, coma and a rapid death.

Of course, that won't happen when the sadness is alternating with agony, which dissipates resources.

When all the smoke dissipates , you'll see the truth.

But that's a short-term risk that dissipates once they go off the pill, he says.

As the plume of cigarette smoke dissipates, his smile exposes a single tooth.

Melanin has an extremely important role- it absorbs UV light and dissipates the UV rays as heat.

This dissipates some of the energy of the impact.

The eventual partial recovery of global equities, as fear inevitably dissipates, should do the rest.

While iodine dissipates relatively quickly, cesium remains in the environment for many years.

It is designed with simple structure with favorable radiator. In addition, it dissipates small amount of heat without noisy.

At low impedance levels, the effects of the interference aren't noticeable because the charge dissipates rapidly.

As the light dissipates you will slowly fade back into con.

When it's held away from you, the radiation dissipates into the air.

16 heat sink: A part that conducts and dissipates heat away from the pipe or equipment.

How to believe confirmedly in the world where all rules can be broken and all morals dissipates slowly?

And that is why any encouragement taken from Mr Henderson's resignation dissipates quickly.

The fog dissipates within 45 minutes, leaving no residue.

Love exists on higher plane, and as love grows, sex dissipates.

BME dissipates gradually with the collapse of the femoral head and formation of osteoarthritis in the terminal stage;

The gas usually dissipates readily outdoors,