The parts of the body that mustn't dissolve--cell membranes, for instance--are made of oily molecules, and even a child knows that oil and water don't mix.
They'd watched a 13-point lead dissolve into a two-point deficit in the span of just one quarter, and the Indiana Pacers, full of momentum and already up by one game in the playoff series, seemed to have the home team right where they wanted it for a second straight victory.
He refrained from mentioning the fact that the king can dissolve an unco-operative parliament, and veto unhelpful bills.
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That being the case, it's also entirely possible that Apple could dissolve its third-party retail partnerships in favor of its own stores.
It takes an average of 3.3 years to dissolve a start-up in Turkey, where only 22 cents on a dollar is recovered.
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The final image, a lap-dissolve in which Prefontaine and Bowerman appear in the frame together, suggests that Towne was shooting for something that never really made it to the screen.
Most states limit the generation-skipping aspect of dynasty trusts to great-grandchildren--who must dissolve the trust and pay estate taxes on the principal--though there is a movement to allow family trusts to continue in perpetuity.
In a petition filed yesterday, JCI asked the Delaware Court of Chancery yesterday to dissolve the automotive Li-ion battery joint venture, Johnson Controls-Saft Advanced Power Solutions LLC (JCS), which was formed in 2006 to develop and manufacture lithium-ion automotive battery solutions.
Moreover, according to the constitution, the government must resign by mid-March and dissolve the national and provincial parliaments.
To make it injectable, the National Cancer Institute had to dissolve it in an egg-based formulation with a nauseating smell.
But many are anxious about chemicals--acids to dissolve minerals and create cracks, surfactants to make fluids more slippery, agents to prevent bacteria that corrode pipes.
He became head of the company in 1988 when he and his brother Eduardo decided to dissolve their partnership in then-jointly-owned Yanbal and each run his own beauty enterprise.
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The courts may soon dissolve the PPP for alleged vote-buying in last December's election.
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The honking car horns dissolve into the excited chatter of teen-agers in the lobby.
Mr Chalabi was also blamed for advising the Provisional Coalition Authority to dissolve the Iraqi army and the Baath party - two decisions that were criticised by many as responsible for the breakdown in law and order and alienating large sectors of Iraqi society.
Since the dendrimers are water-soluble, the whole complex can dissolve in biological fluids, which fullerene alone cannot.
Defects in it cause the pancreas to dissolve in infancy, necessitating a lifetime on pig-derived digestive enzymes and vitamins.
But despite being vanished off the face of the Earth, there were times when the walls around us would dissolve and I could see, with perfect blue-sky clarity, that everything I needed to know about the world was immediately available to me.
Back in England, Tokeley-Parry dipped the bust in acetone to dissolve the plastic and restored the artifact's chin.
In 1928 he made "Film Study" (a Man Ray-ish exercise in which images of circles dissolve into eyeballs), "Ghosts Before Breakfast" (a daffy comedy reliant on special effects, such as hats that fly and garden hoses that come "alive, " accompanied by a Paul Hindemith score), and "Inflation" (a political satire about the German economic ravages of the day).
My sense is that even under incremental-change scenarios, some of these hurdles would dissolve rather quickly.
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If a government lost a confidence vote, and no new government could be formed within 14 days, Parliament would automatically dissolve and a general election would be called, he said - insisting the changes would "strengthen parliament's power over the executive".
Italy's president, Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, unlikely to dissolve parliament during his last year of office, is another nimble ex-Christian Democrat.
Such people could then hopefully be given preventive treatment - perhaps even based on the ability of the painkillers to dissolve the plaques.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made the announcement in the capital, Ottawa, after asking Governor-General David Johnston, Queen Elizabeth's II representative in Canada, to dissolve parliament.
Rather than dissolve parliament and call an election, President Giorgio Napolitano could decide to install a transitional, cross-party government.
'Tis also the season to replace your facial cleanser with a gentler, oil-based product, such as one of Shu Uemura's Skin Purifiers, which dissolve dirt and makeup without stripping natural oils.
The power is linked to the coalition government's plans to introduce five-year fixed term parliaments, under which the prime minister would lose the power to dissolve parliament at a time of his or her choosing.
In 2009 the government of Michelle Bachelet - herself detained under the dictatorship - passed a law allowing them to inherit their parents' wealth without a death certificate and dissolve their marriages without divorce papers.
Dissolve your weary body into the saline pool for an energizing swim at The Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn - named the best outdoor spa in the area by San Diego Magazine - followed by a deep-tissue massage with a botanical scalp treatment or a kiwi-pineapple body wrap to invigorate you.
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