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dissolution

A termination,as of an agreement,contract,corporation,or partnership.

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Among many factors that govern the diffusive and dissolutive process of grape solutes during maceration, maceration length is arguably the primary factor chosen by the winemaker to modulate phenolic extraction.

Balancing tannin maturity and extraction: studying the relationships between seed maturity, length of maceration and ethanol amount on Merlot wines

The suggested deconstructivist roadmap will lead to the conclusion that the mythical (yet powerful) geopolitical divide that still characterises law's ontological, anthropological, and biopolitical signification in Civil and Common law (12) traditions notwithstanding the dissolutive dictum of the global order project, make the attempt to encapsulate Australian contract law within a constructivist 'corpus' juris in Hayekian terms inappropriate and dangerous.

Taking (legal) traditions seriously, or why Australian contract law should not be codified: an unconventional inquiry

These functions were conservative (the repositoiy of memories and perceptions), dissolutive (automatic and dissociative aspects that may interfere with normal functions), creative, and mythopoetic (or fictional fabrications of all sorts).

Mediumship, psychical research, dissociation, and the powers of the subconscious mind/ Medialitat, psychische forschung, dissoziation und die krafte der unterbewussten psyche/ Mediumnidad, investigacion psiquica, disociacion, y poderes de la mente subconsciente/ Mediumnite, recherche psychique, dissociation, et les pouvoirs de l'esprit subconscient