dissipate造句

Don't dissipate your efforts.

Airflow helps to dissipate heat.

Accept it, and let it be, and it will dissipate.

They typically dissipate in the atmosphere and pose little threat.

In Russia, suspicion of products that are discounted has only recently begun to dissipate.

Third, it would not dissipate its biochemical effort on non-essential tasks.

So scientists collect what they can and let the rest dissipate into the ether.

When the man got vanilla, the engine was still too hot for the vapor lock to dissipate.

In the Deep Impact data, we're essentially watching water molecules form and then dissipate right in front of our eyes.

In fact, by acknowledging their presence and providing a channel for them to dissipate, we can dissolve our emotions gradually.

Their anger is unlikely to dissipate and could easily ignite again, just as quickly as it did last time.

The chip, which operates at 1.35v, will consume less power and dissipate less heat than the previous generation, making it particularly crucial for data centres and laptops.

At the onset of the experiments the research team thought the increase in muscle mass of the transplanted mice with injured legs would dissipate within a few months.

Someone close you can confide in can go a long way to dissipate depression and will provide the strength and support that you need.

The generalists are willing to pay this price because they are confident that when the inflationary pressures dissipate, they will be able to regain control.

And while most of this "fog" is supposed to dissipate enough for you to see your neighboring buildings tomorrow, so too will the spate of warm weather.

A breath of air which made its way in through the open pane, helped to dissipate the smell of the charcoal and to conceal the presence of the brazier.

Despite this, designers can't make their cars too 'slippery', as a good supply of airflow has to be ensured to help dissipate the vast amounts of heat produced by a modern Formula One engine.

"How come you don;t realize how heating wine is? Dnmk hot, its fumes dissipate quickly; drunk cold, it stays in your system and absorbs heat from your vital organs. That's bad for you."

What the pagoda builders realised was that they could use controlled motion at the joints of a building to help it dissipate sudden stresses imposed on its various members.