Sentence examples for charged development from inspiring English sources

Although control always remains with the adopted person, some people feel that 18 is too young to cope with this highly charged development.

But Bratton's tenure has been marked by several other racially charged developments.

Since most of nanofiltration membranes are electrically charged, the development of such transport models is useful in water treatment by nanofiltration membranes.

It is the first ever agreement that allows us to harness private sector investment and developing countries' domestic resources, including tax revenues, to turbo-charge development".

The British Bobsleigh Association, based at the University of Bath's Department of Sports Development and Recreation, run free-of-charge development days for the general public at their push practice facility.

The optimized reaction parameters for fiber charge development were shown to be 85 100 °C, 2.5% NaOH, and 800 960 kPa oxygen pressure.

Earlier work has shown that most if not all metal sulfides show very similar surface charge development in the absence of PDIs.[25].

The separation of metal sulfides is conducted in tanks open to the atmosphere and air is forced through the mineral slurries.[24] It has been shown that incipient oxidation of pyrite changes its surface charge development drastically.[25, 26] The resulting charge development on an oxidized pyrite surface appears to be similar to the one observed for iron oxide or iron oxy-hydroxide.

It was concluded in that study[25] that the surface charge development on metal sulfides not only depends on the pH but also on the metal ion activity in solution.

Bond lengths and angles were optimized with dihedral angles between all heavy atoms kept frozen, to ensure that the charge development of orlistat reflects the charge distribution of the conformation seen in the crystal structure.

While superficially these compounds resemble aspects of the proposed transition state, there are intrinsic limitations of what can be mimicked in a chemically stable compound, including hybridization changes, partial charge development, and fractional bond orders.