The central bond, between bass and drums, was especially impressive.
A BOND entry is defined as a central bond between a pair of atoms, such as an amide bond.
We at Nostalgia Central are trying to bond with the new tree, its 10-inch circumference looking pretty puny in comparison to the 65-inch circumference of its predecessor.
In methane (CH4), a central carbon makes a covalent bond with each hydrogen atom, forming a tetrahedron.
The L6 ligand, because of its steric factors, forms the pseudooctahedral polyhedron, N2Y4 (Y other ligands, namely, H2O, Cl−), and its bond with the central atom is realized only through nitrogen of imine group.
This includes isolated charged atoms (halides, alkali cations) and simple anions, like oxoanions or haloanions: for these anions, the formal charge is assigned to the terminal atoms of the species and, in the case of oxoanions, the bond with the central atom is considered single for charged oxygens and double for non-charged ones.
A key possibility: The government issues a "perpetual" bond with a 0percentt interest rate, which the central bank buys and promises to hold onto forever.
The New York Central and Mich igan Central 3½'s of 1998, for example, sold last week at $150 for a bond with a face value of $1,000.
But Nicholas Spiro, managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London, argued that Mr. Weidmann's hard line served her purposes, ensuring that any central bank bond buying would come with many strings attached.
The 2PET model substrate was docked using GOLD 5.1 with its central ester bond constrained between 2.7 and 3.1 Å in the oxyanion hole formed by the main chain NH groups of F62 and M131 (broken yellow lines).
Mr. Hayami warned last month, however, that a decline in bond prices would burden the central bank with more than $8 billion in losses.
