disintegrative

This color, it was thought, might be associated with the production and use of the disintegrative ray.

There's nothing threatening or disintegrative about this experience for me; in fact it's an opportunity.

Now the preoccupation with unification has pushed back the disintegrative issues.

Childhood disintegrative disorder is a condition in which children develop normally through age 3 or 4.

"Help the international community tame the disintegrative forces spawned by an era of change".

The exact causes of childhood disintegrative disorder are still unknown.

She reached through, took hold of the solid edges of the disintegrative field and pulled herself up.

The door lost its molecular binding, becoming as though nothing in the face of the girl mutant's disintegrative power.

The cause of childhood disintegrative disorder is unknown, but it has been linked to brain and nervous system problems.

Childhood disintegrative disorder: Children with this rare condition begin their development normally in all areas, physical and mental.

Or are those forces essentially negative and disintegrative, calling for a wary eye and a strong defense of each tradition's integrity?

The most important sign of childhood disintegrative disorder is the loss of developmental milestones.

Childhood disintegrative disorder, a rare condition that causes late-onset developmental delays.

The disturbance must not be better accounted for by Rett syndrome or childhood disintegrative disorder.

Childhood disintegrative disorder (rare condition where a child learns skills, then loses them by age 10)

Everything connected to it would be looped out of reality and into the disintegrative medium of quantum uncertainty.

Within the European Community the threats to the nation-state from above are accompanied by disintegrative pressures from below.

As Albert Einstein comes off stage from giving a speech, Cherdenko shakes his hand with disintegrative results.

All this long and medium-term disintegrative and conflict-laden developments accepted, under the additional load of the war, a new quality.

Dąbrowski hypothesized that these students will disproportionately show strong overexcitability and therefore will be prone to the disintegrative process.

Childhood disintegrative disorder.

This leaded to her suffering under serious childhood disintegrative disorder, which belongs to a series of developmental disorders caused by autism spectrum.

With the combination of low fertility and high immigration, he said, "you can have everything from prosperous peace and comity to disastrous, disintegrative civil war."

The Cold War had a powerful disintegrative effect on Lebanon, which was closely linked to the polarization that preceded the 1958 political crisis.

She had been with him for over 2 hours, Tolimon time, and now she stepped through the gap in the energy barrier created by her disintegrative ability.