Sentence examples for charges in terms from inspiring English sources

Now Peter Boxall has set out to defend the novel against Self's charges in terms that draw partly on Lawrence.

We also study the attractor mechanism for non-supersymmetric black holes and show how the inverse problem of fixing charges in terms of the attractor value of CY moduli can be explicitly solved.

These mixed sequences adopt random-coil or globular conformations, depending on the total charge (in terms of the fraction of charged residues).

Charge measurements, trajectory modelling and high-speed video footage of particle motion have been combined to understand charging in terms of particle dynamics in a cylindrical cyclone.

Davis, once a teenage mother who went on to earn a Harvard Law degree, argued that it was Perry and Texas Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst who had "led the charge in terms of a breakdown of decorum".

This paper proposes models to help project managers or skill-networks managers to organize competencies systems, i.e., to split up objectives they have in charge in terms of collective or individual competencies.

Mr. Cartwright, executive director and resident historian of the Carter House Museum, spoke in a voice tight with emotion about the 8,000 soldiers, Union and Confederate, who had died within a span of five hours on Nov. 30, 1864, in a battle that rivaled Pickett's Charge in terms of carnage.

I have written in the past about how the manufacturing sector is leading the charge in terms of the number of ESOPs in the U.S.

And that is, it's time for console manufacturers to lead the charge in terms of gaming technology, not slouch along in the rear.

Some recent articles have focused on the possible influence of surface charge in terms of the cellular uptake and/or cytotoxicity of nanoparticles [16 19].

While they appear to be leading the charge in terms of keeping bipartisanship porn alive today, I'm not sure how genuine they really are.