Sentence examples for charged positions from inspiring English sources

Her ambivalence as androgyne allowed her to test a stunning range of erotically charged positions -- young ingenue, female flâneur, erotic art worker, priapic traveler, chorus girl cum prostitute, actress, cross-dresser, lesbian, and syphilitic patient -- all in a span of just a few years".

Charged positions could be involved in transporter specificity, as already described for cation diffusion facilitator (CDF) proteins [ 52].

These ionic interactions would explain why substrate binding is sensitive to substitutions at these charged positions [e.g., d-Trp, tryptamine, indole priopionic acid, and tryptophanol (Scheme 4)] and in some cases [e.g., tryptamine, indole propionic acid, and tryptophanol (Scheme 4)] essentially eliminates activity altogether.

A few short years ago, I was very excited about the evolution of the quarterback position in the league, which was finally breaking through at the most emotional and politically charged position in sports.

It's such a politically charged position, very vulnerable to outside pressures.

Inspection of the KEPE motif conservation in individual protein families showed that there are three length variants in the flexible gap after the P and preceding the last conserved negatively charged position.

And the charging routine is a real inconvenience: remove the key from the ignition; unlock the seat and remove it entirely to reach the charging port; insert the key back in the ignition and turn to the charging position; push and hold the start button until the display lights up again.

Simply place the remote on the pad and watch it wiggle itself into the correct charging position like magic.

Yet the Minnesotans held the Union line, even charged Confederate positions; and their courage prevented a quick defeat.

On March 30 , 1918 Canadian cavalry charged German positions in the Battle of Moreuil Wood, defeating a superior German force supported by machine gun fire.

According to the InChI FAQ [43], when computing atom numbers (during canonicalisation), bond orders and charge positions are ignored.