Sentence examples for connecting substances from inspiring English sources

In addition to these representations we also study the reaction systems as a bipartite graph with two classes of vertices, one for reactions and one for molecular species with edges connecting substances to the reactions they participate in.

By necessity we shall sometimes mean hypothetical necessity, the necessity, that is, that the requisite antecedants shall be there, if the final end is to be reached; and sometimes absolute necessity, such necessity as that which connects substances and their inherent properties and characters.

Again, how can anything of continuous and naturally connected substance move itself?

Fry said although connecting his substance abuse to his mental disorder "sounds like an excuse", they were, indeed, connected.

The measurement objects are also connected to substance objects, indicating the measured substance, e.g. an image may represent the 2D distribution of a metabolite.

That's true, but tone does matter, and it's often more connected with substance than it might seem.

None seem to connect with substance but it's better than waiting for Pacquiao to bring the action.

It notes only in passing that sex addiction is often connected to substance abuse and compulsive overeating.

The point is not whether the parts are contained in the same section, for, the distribution into sections is purely artificial; but whether they are essentially and inseparably connected in substance,—whether the provisions are so interdependent that one cannot operate without the other.' All the cases are, without exception, in the same direction.

… When there are problems connected with substance abuse, there often is a notification about those patients that drugs shall not be given out.

Some fibrous substance connecting with the BNNFs is observed in Fig. 2a.