Sentence examples for bond converting from inspiring English sources
Azobenzene exhibits a uniquely clean and efficient photochemistry, with facile geometric isomerization about the azo bond, converting the molecule from trans to cis.
This complex is responsible for the reduction of the C7 C8 bond, converting chlorophyllide into bacterochlorophyllide.
The consortium was to have ended up with a stake of between30%and49%49% when W&G floated and the £600m bond converted into shares.
At that point the coupon is cancelled and the bond converts into equity, boosting the bank's ability to absorb losses while remaining a going concern.
There two kinds: the Credit Suisse idea where below some level of capital, 7%, that bond converts into equity; and the other, preferred by Diamond, where the money becomes totally loss-absorbing and doesn't convert into equity.
Bond converted to Catholicism so he could marry her in this church in 1955, when they were just 17. Eileen's brother, Father Don Hughes, gave the service alongside Father Tony Maher, and her cousin, car dealer John Hughes, delivered the eulogy.
Hughes was from one of Perth's most prominent Catholic families – her cousin is car dealer John Hughes – and Bond converted from protestantism to walk his pregnant bride up the aisle.
Strikingly, oxidative formation of the interfacial, kpD586C apN50C disulfide bond converted the quasi-stable population to the ultrastable state and dramatically enhanced the stability of the reconstituted core complex.
The proteasome complex includes enzymes that cleave the peptide bonds, converting the proteins into peptide.
In contrast, Bear Stearns bondholders have been buying shares in the hope of pushing the deal through because they want their bonds converted into less risky JP Morgan ones.
Strong guarantees with strict supervision, and the commitment of no further dilutive capital injections (directly or through bonds converted to equity at fire sale prices) should go a long way in building a foundation for a sustained recovery.
