Sentence examples for bonds introduced from inspiring English sources

Then Bonds introduced a few of his friends and family members to the tape-recording throng in front of him.

However, covalent bonds introduced by a functional group usually alter the pristine structure of the SLGS that may affect its mechanical properties.

Children and parents' groups criticised the loss of the so-called "baby bonds", introduced by Gordon Brown to give all children a nest egg in a form of a savings account with at least £250 at birth.

Our results show significant elastic stiffening for intermediate angles between 38.9° and 112.9°, as well as a minimum in tensile strength at a critical cone angle, due to the competition between weak van-der-Waals forces between layers and strong strengthening mechanisms from surface bonds introduced during thermal treatment.

There are many ways to diversify, he adds, including mixing up your investments by asset class (i.e., stocks and bonds); introducing both large- and small-cap companies; adding international stocks and emerging markets to your mix; and even owning some alternative investments, like real estate or artwork.

As potential antimalarial agents, four novel spiro-peroxides were designed and synthesized with the peroxy bond introduced employing the Kobayashi's methodology (with modifications).

Bond introduced them to former convicts William Gilday and Robert Valeri and together the group plotted to rob the State Street Bank & Trust.

The disulfide bond introduced to link antibody and saporin allows dissociation of the toxin upon internalization, which is essential for its activity.

Although the disulfide bond introduced a cyclic structure into the linear substrate, AciKC dehydrated the peptide with the same efficiency as linear AciA.

We monitored the cleavage by an increase in absorbance at 232 nm, owing to an unsaturated double bond introduced during the cleavage between hexosamines and uronic acids.

The trends observed for T g as measured by DMA can be explained in terms of the structural differences between the polymers and related to the competing effects of the hydrogen bonding introduced by the triazole groups and the esters contributions which in fact determine a "hydrogen bond density and distribution".