Sentence examples for * exists free from inspiring English sources

Phthalocyanine with SF5 exists free from aggregation and protonation in dichloromethane solution.

No scholarship in his eyes exists free of the values of the scholar.

For oleic acid-coated MNPs, the sharp peak at 1,715 cm−1 assigned to carbonyl indicates that there exists free oleic acid.

Raëlians do not believe that an ethereal soul exists free of physical confinement.

Raëlians do not believe in reincarnation as dictated by mystical writings because they do not believe that an ethereal soul exists free of physical confinement.

The paper is rather special since -- as its director Richard Meade has stated -- its information is extremely specialized (and intended for freight, shipping and insurance companies), can be easily rendered digital and exists free of any serious competition.

Though it is found everywhere on Earth, it rarely exists free-floating in nature.

In the world of B.L., by contrast, romance can exist free of baggage.

Can love of anything or anyone specific, sustained over time, exist free of attachment?

From Fig. 1, it can be seen that there exists free-riding problem.

Goodness exists in free, spontaneous participation in such movements and activities (although not of course in the metaphysical sense of undetermined free will – such practices, social movements and ways of life are not things we as individuals "opt into" at will; they in a sense adopt us).