0 to disappear, or to make something disappear -- рассеивать(ся)
The heat gradually dissipates into the atmosphere.
The activation of a combinatorial node does not dissipate immediately and can therefore facilitate processing of the same structure in subsequent discourse.
When this lack of shared goals occurs, collaboration does not take place and the activity dissipates into a confusing exchange of information, meaningful or otherwise.
Instead, trilling woodwind engage in a dialogue with the brass as the energy slowly dissipates, and the work ends unresolved.
An appropriate initial observation date is 1967 because it allows ample time for any possible synchronization from the initial wave of post-war elections to dissipate.
The sine waves are not as blended together as was hoped, but every so often interesting timbres magically solidify and then dissipate.
This heat, if not dissipated properly, may damage the permanent magnets.
Every member of this family is hyperbolic, flux-limited, and possesses a locally dissipated entropy.
Each member of this hierarchy is a hyperbolic system that has a flux limited by the speed of light and which dissipates entropy locally.
