Sentence examples for charged to explain from inspiring English sources

On the one hand the theory cannot bootstrap its way into validity by grounding promissory assurances in the very obligation of agreement-keeping that it is charged to explain.

Taking into account the mediating cation valences, we calculated the surface Mulliken charges to explain the electron transfer rates, as displayed in Table 2.

Evolutionary psychologists are always being accused of implying that the way we've evolved is the way we ought to be, and they're always denying the charge: to explain something in evolutionary terms – male promiscuity, say – isn't to condone it.

"The changing standard used to judge ballots, the inability of the officials in charge to explain their procedures and the secretive fashion in which decisions were made risk undermining people's confidence in the results," said Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for the Bush campaign.

British natural philosopher Richard Laming first hypothesized the concept of an indivisible quantity of electric charge to explain the chemical properties of atoms in 1838; Irish physicist George Johnstone Stoney named this charge 'electron' in 1891, and J. J. Thomson and his team of British physicists identified it as a particle in 1897.

Once weak acids are taken into account quantitatively, SIDa - SIDe should equal 0 (electrical charge neutrality) unless there are unmeasured charges to explain this 'ion gap'.

In the first session, groups were charged to develop hypotheses to explain the fundamental cellular or molecular processes underlying the disease phenotype.

Milbank used racially charged language to explain why he thinks the team's name is problematic.

These two charges help to explain the decision to execute him.

Moseley applied Bohr's formula with an arbitrary atomic charge Z to explain the K- and L-series X-ray spectra of heavier atoms.

"This is one of my charges, is to explain to Congress as clearly as I can: the crisis is now," Bush proclaimed at an "economic summit" a month ago.