Sentence examples for bond interpretations from inspiring English sources

For perception of stereo configurations in two-dimensional drawings, the InChI algorithm supports two different systems of wedged and hatched bond interpretations.

The bonding in these types of compound often required new thinking and this created pressure to generate bonding interpretations of structure.

Further evidence for this interpretation comes from t-plots (Fig. 3 ▶), which show that an elongation of the O1 H1o1 bond (interpreted as proton transfer) correlates with an elongation of the C3 C2 and C1 O4 bonds, for which resonance represents the admixture of single-bond character into these formally double bonds (Fig. 4 ▶).

As Hg Te is the main chemical bond, such structure interpretation reflects physical and chemical properties of the Hg3Te2Cl2 crystals.

Higson stated that he was instructed by the Fleming estate to ignore all other interpretations of Bond, except the original Fleming version.

In fact, "Paddington," directed by Paul King, offers a wonderfully winning interpretation of Bond's original.

The director of one spurned interpretation pursued Bond up the A1 to his home in Cambridge, in a sort of dramaturgical car chase, but the playwright refused to return.

Mr. Forster said he was struck by how much Mr. Craig wanted to get the story right and ensure that his interpretation of Bond was "not just a cliché, but a character that people can connect to".

Interest rates also eased off in bond market trading, one interpretation being that the Federal Reserve -- while still committed to one or two more small rate increases similar to the quarter-point increase last week -- will not raise interest rates enough to so discourage spending that the expansion is brought to an end.

In addition to a detailed assessment of the full bond-slip relationship, the test results offer a direct interpretation of bond behaviour under practical levels of confinement and its influence on the failure modes.

Continuation Bond author Raymond Benson described Amis's Bond as a humourless interpretation of the character that Fleming used in his earlier novels.