Sentence examples for bonding relation from inspiring English sources

W in turn comprises those monadic facts and the relational facts [B,o,h1], [B,o,h2] wherein the covalent bonding relation B holds between the oxygen atom and the two hydrogen atoms.

More exactly: Thus, even if the two hydrogen atoms h1 and h2 in a water molecule do not in fact stand in the covalent bonding relation B, there is nonetheless the (non-factual) state of affairs [B,h1,h2].

If the complexity of the structural universal Water were simple mereological complexity, there would only be just the one universal, hydrogen (H) and the one bonding relation (B) and, hence, the structure of the universal Water could not be isomorphic to that of our molecule M, in which H and B are exemplified twice.

According to the design shape of the protonated amine and its bonding relations between the supramolecular inorganic layers, building from hydrogen bond only, the interlamellar distance reached 11.6 Å.

Scholars have begun to reconsider and give less credence to this idea, since membership in voluntary associations and religious groups has indeed become much more heterogeneous exhibiting both "bridging" (relations to out-groups) as well as "bonding" (relations to the in-group) types of social capital.

The present study deals with obtaining the bond relations for near surface mounted (NSM) CFRP bars embedded in concrete.

The procedure for numerical simulation of pull-out tests with displacement control loading on NSM CFRP bars embedded in concrete has been presented to establish the bond relations.

Brown & Altermatt (1985 ▸) proposed a new equation to model the bond-length to bond-valence relation where is the bond length between ions i and j, is the bond valence, and R o and B are the bond-valence parameters.

Second, the bond strength, bond-slip relation curve, and the strain distribution of the FRP along the bonded area were analyzed.

The study explores several key parameters, including bond-slip relation, effective bond length, rod diameter (D), and rod spacing-to-diameter (S/D) ratio.

To derive new equations for the description of the bond-length to bond-valence relation, we focused on a specific ion assumed to be representative of the relation.