dissolution znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady dissolution

• Out of "idleness," experts generated such "futile" knowledge, and brought about a general dissolution of morals and corruption of taste.

• Its dissolution is caused by material released from the egg about 15 min after fertilisation through exocytosis of at least two types of vacuoles.

• Using a life history perspective, respondents were asked to provide a complete household history, including information about the start and dissolution of partner relationships.

• It, however, opposed the dissolution of the islands' dual subordination as unnecessary action for the following reasons.

• Two intense processes that had begun before the war and a third one originating after the war contrived together to bring about their dissolution.

• This political dissolution was perceived to be creating a vacuum into which ethnic nationalism could spread chaos and anarchy.

• Crucially, these surfaces are experienced in moments of semantic dissolution which reinflect the theme of grasping.

• And if one were to say, instead of ' 'composition' ' and ' 'dissolution' ', ' 'association' ' and ' 'dissociation' ', this would be licit as well.