Sentence examples for because of a bonding from inspiring English sources
Crystal orbital overlap populations were calculated and showed that the tilted methyl was energetically preferred because of a bonding interaction between the d states of the Rh and one of the C H antibonding orbitals in the methyl.
SPAES/polyvinylidene fluoride (PVdF) blends are used as the ionomer of a bonding layer because of the compatibility of the hydrocarbon membrane and the perfluorinated electrode binder.
Yields on junk bonds have also declined because the price of a bond moves inversely to its yield.
It covers everything from how a fight originates (both players must agree, and they usually do because of a fraternal bond of responsibility) to how it ends (with a modest glide to the penalty box).
Though Mori possesses a strength and fury that should serve well against the Kaijus, Pentecost is reluctant to use her, partly because of a fatherly bond and partly because he knows she is still fighting the terror of her childhood.
Our study shows that the hexyl tail in conformation I prevents the activation of a water molecule because of a hydrogen bond between the catalytic His and the hydroxyl moiety of orlistat.
This is because, short of default, a bond must eventually be paid off at par, so the prices of the bonds the funds hold will naturally migrate back toward face value over time.
With laptop computers now, there's never much of a bond because sooner or later, the computer either dies or there's a new and better computer.
Until now, Britain has been able to finance its deficits at rates below 4 percent partly because of an aggressive bond-buying program by the Bank of England and because investors have steered clear of sovereign debt in the euro zone.
Because of a change in bonding mechanism, heat treatment at high temperature yielded markedly greater ductility than all other conditions.
The aluminum alloy specimens had the lowest fracture toughness because of a lack of bonding between the aluminum alloy and the adhesive.
