0 to change a liquid, or to be changed, into very small drops: --
His belt contains many gadgets which help him to teleport, atomize, and reduce his size to any desired level.
A labour legislation which seeks only to atomize and constrict the legitimate expression of workers' demands.
Exceedingly fine particles also have been prepared by directing a stream of molten metal through a high-temperature plasma jet or flame, simultaneously atomizing and comminuting the material.
The oil is atomized into a fine spray usually by forcing it under pressure through a nozzle.
As the slurry enters the tower, it is atomized.
By effectively atomizing the fuel prior to combustion, more of the fuel is consumed during the combustion process.
At one point she uses it to reconstruct her own body after it is atomized in a power supply unit.
Digital technologies are becoming networked and atomized, hence changing the interaction between humans and the built environment.
