That ability to adapt and bridge groups has never left him.
Complex 1 has a remarkable structure with unusual diversity of bridging groups including triazenide molecules, OH− groups and –OCH3 groups.
Bismaleimides, having epoxy backbone linkages and various bridging groups, were prepared through reacting 4- N-maleimidophenyl glycidylether with various biphenol and silandiol compounds.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 FTIR spectra of the activation of MoO3/H-ZSM-5 in vacuo with insets showing the removal rates of bridging groups and hydroxyl nests (3613 and 3440 cm−1, respectively).
(3) Programs that do not address key motivational and interpersonal aspects of cognitive remediation may benefit from supplementation with "bridging groups" that allows patients to meet with others and to apply their newly acquired cognitive skills to everyday life.
In both age and temperament, Banks bridged the groups.
People who bridged disconnected groups or individuals were more effective at implementing dramatic reforms.
Theoretical advances in research on social capital serve to identify mainly two types of social capital: bonding (between individuals in a group) and bridging (between groups).
Most of Cram's hemicarcerands possess four identical bridging groups, which is synthetically easier to achieve than dual- or triply-bridged hosts.
Two LCE resins containing ether and ester bridging groups were synthesized for this purpose.
