Sentence examples for A definite charge from inspiring English sources
It's certainly a long way from the scraps he used to get into in the 70s, but there's a definite charge in the air.
The advocates of the molecular-orbital method argued that their approach was simpler and easier to apply to complicated molecules, since it allowed one to visualize a definite charge distribution for each electron.
And we are unable to conclude that, as matter of law, addition of the words 'while the latter was abusing his wife, who had taken refuge at Merry Mills, Chaloner's home,' would convert such a statement into a definite charge of murder.
There are two transition metals that do have a definite charge.
"This is a definite direction.
A definite fee is charged for perpetual care, and a charge is made for opening the grave and other duties performed by the sexton or superintendent.
That is to say, Faraday demonstrated that it takes a definite amount of charge to convert an ion of an element into an atom of the element and that the amount of charge depends on the element used.
If the charter had, in terms, granted to the corporation power to charge and collect a definite sum per mile for the transportation of persons or of property, it would not be doubted that that express stipulation formed a part of the obligation of the state, which it could not repudiate.
He was not able to provide a definite figure on how much revenue charging GST on "intangibles" would raise, but said it would be worth billions.
It also has a built-in mic for teleconference — a definite bonus for work trips — and doubles as a power bank for charging up devices.
