Sentence examples for bond to another from inspiring English sources
For example, the notation [*H2]= encodes a molecule in which one atom with two adjacent hydrogen atoms is connected by a double bond to another atom, which has no further neighbor atoms.
In a repo agreement, the borrower, for example Goldman Sachs, "sells" an asset (such as a bond) to another party, for example a money market mutual fund.
Bond-based algorithms give the same result on a symmetrical Lewis formula with 22 electron pairs, by considering the SNS bond angle of 105.3 7)° is tetrahedral and complemented by two lone pairs of electrons at N, with each S atom forming one single bond to another S atom (with a 1− formal charge at N and 1+ charge at S).
Vertices may share an oxygen atom to form extended boron oxygen networks, or if bonded to another metal ion consist of a hydroxyl group.
Molina and Hammer [18] showed by DFT calculations that O2 can bind simultaneously to both metal centres (Au and Mg) with CO bonded to another nearby Au centre.
Each gas sensor chip is put on the heater steel silks and bonded to another two metal pins so as to constitute a sensor element.
We consider the one-dimensional impact problem in which a semi-infinite flyer collides with (and adheres to) the front face of a stationary target plate of finite thickness, with the back face of the target bonded to another semi-infinite medium.
Among other wacky ideas, Keroack alleged that pre-marital sex changes the brain chemistry so that bonding to another person becomes difficult.
In all the other five B1 enzymes, the terminal water hydrogen bonds to another water that, in turn, hydrogen bonds to a nearby lysine.
This procedure removes all signals from C atoms not directly bonded to another C so effectively only shows those which originate from [U-C]ribose.
However, we did not observe a mobility shift on a non-reducing SDS-polyacrylamide gel for Kar2 isolated from cells expressing Ero1*, which would be expected if Kar2 was disulfide bonded to another protein (data not shown).
