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- noun Alternative form of
dissipator .
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Examples
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The more complex the living system, the more effective dissipater it is.
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Mr. Bindloose had not the same motive for forbearance; he declaimed against Mowbray as a thoughtless dissipater of his own fortune, and that of others.
Saint Ronan's Well 2008
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Therefore, ‘challenge’ is an energy stimulator whereas ‘stress’ is an energy dissipater.
The Indian concept of leadership is based on the ‘Rajarshi’ model Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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Therefore, ‘challenge’ is an energy stimulator whereas ‘stress’ is an energy dissipater.
Archive 2008-11-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2008
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Failing to get enough sleep because of not getting to bed on time, the dissipater rises late and prepares quickly for his first appointment, slighting breakfast.
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Prince, a destroyer of countries and dissipater of all human civilization, such as are oriental Princes: But if he has ordinary human feelings in him, most of the times he will love equally the
Discourses 2003
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Mr. Bindloose had not the same motive for forbearance; he declaimed against Mowbray as a thoughtless dissipater of his own fortune, and that of others.
St. Ronan's Well Walter Scott 1801
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Water or Oil cooling don't require you to change the motherboard or anything else except the CPU heat dissipater.
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DrMOS provides ultra-high power efficiency & SuperPipe heat dissipater
techPowerUp! 2010
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Having identified LHSCR as the key dissipater of light energy and understanding how it does the job should not only be a boon for biofuels research, but should also help in the effort to design artificial photosynthesis systems that would be sustainable and secure sources of energy.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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