Sentence examples for bonds firmly from inspiring English sources

The identified hydrogen bonds firmly support the hierarchy of activity suppression.

But if the original paint is still bonding firmly, then you may be able to get by with just scraping off the loose sections.

In Dollar's process, each finger emerges fully assembled from a single block of wax, with all the pieces bonded firmly together.

A key point to remember is that in order for a coat of paint to last it must bond firmly either to the old paint that is already on the surface, or in the case of a previously unpainted surface, to the bare surface being painted.

It can convert to hydroxyl-carbonate apatite (HCA) similar to the main mineral constituent of nature bone and bond firmly with surrounding tissues [ 4, 5].

The dominant reason for the improved photocatalytic reduction potential is proved to be the newly-formed interfacial SZn bonds that firmly connect Cd0.5Zn0.5S and ZIF-8 and substantially improve the separation efficiency of photo-excited electrons and holes.

This duality pretty much sums up the entire problem with the Bond films' use of women from the 1960s to the present day: in terms of sexual politics, Bond is firmly stuck in the past.

Papyrus presented difficulties, for ink soon bonded itself firmly into the surface.

It is half aluminum and half oxygen by weight, bonded so firmly that neither chemicals nor heat alone can separate them.

The results showed that the new phase Li4Ti5O12 separated the phases of anatase and rutile, and hindered the phase transformation of anatase to rutile severely due to the steric hindrance effect, moreover nanocrystalline Li4Ti5O12 coating bonded TNTA firmly and improved the stability of the porous tubular structure.

The trick was to engineer a multi-layered coating whose layers, when struck with UV light, bond more firmly to each other and to cotton.