Sentence examples for adjacent attack from inspiring English sources

A similar adjacent attack and subsequent rearrangement of the transition state have been recently proposed for tabun phosphylation of AChE.

This mechanism involves an adjacent nucleophilic attack followed by Berry pseudorotation.

In previous Fire Emblem games, archers could not attack adjacent units, but the crossbow, as well as a few other bows, allows such units to attack both adjacent and distant units.

At the time of the attack, adjacent rooms were packed with MPs, including Harper and the Liberal leader Justin Trudeau.

In a strongly worded letter to Uefa, seen by the Guardian, Dyke describes as "unacceptable" the lack of segregation that allowed Russian troublemakers to storm an adjacent section and attack England fans at the end of Saturday's game in Marseille, leading to a stampede to get away and some of the worst scenes ever witnessed at a European Championship.

These radicals can then attack adjacent fatty acids, causing a chain reaction of lipid peroxidation (LPO).

Dire Wolf Alpha – This one dropper increases minions' attack adjacent to it.

Even before World War I (1914 18) the Bedouins of the adjacent desert areas attacked the railway, which challenged their control over the pilgrims' route to the holy places from the north.

Alexander Shavbulashvili, a colleague of the victim, explained: "We entered the depot and, suddenly, a white tiger rushed out of an adjacent room and attacked one of the workers, jumping at his throat and mauling him.

We have found that the main reaction channel with relatively low energy barriers is the following: the thermal decomposition of hydrazine forms two NH2 radicals, which attack an adjacent adsorbed hydrazine molecule or subsequent N2Hx (x = 1 3) species and capture the H atoms step by step, finally leading to the formation of N2 and NH3 products.

A second consequence of the presence of the 2'-hydroxyl group is that in conformationally flexible regions of an RNA molecule (that is, not involved in formation of a double helix), it can chemically attack the adjacent phosphodiester bond to cleave the backbone.