Sentence examples for core chart from inspiring English sources

Previously, electron-rich groups at the 6,6′-positions of the isoindigo core (Chart 1, I), have led to stronger low-energy charge-transfer bands compared to that exhibited by the parent compound.

Among the electron-accepting moieties, the isoindigo core (Chart 1, I) was recently introduced as an acceptor unit for designing donor acceptor-type molecular (see II in Chart 1) andonor acceptor-typeductors (see III in Chart 1) for applications in organic solar cells.

"They will also use the core charting templates to replace their crazy mix [of] current tools," says Clark.

Real incomes in Chicago are roughly 80% higher than in Britain's ex-industrial core (see chart), according to figures gathered by the Brookings Institution, an American think-tank.

The exposure of French banks to Italy and to other countries that have been in bond traders' sights for longer implies that contagion would quickly spread to the euro's core (see chart 4).

An alternative would be for competitive, trade-surplus countries, such as Germany and the Netherlands, to spend more: the combined deficits of the euro zone's "periphery" are more or less offset by surpluses at the zone's "core" (see chart 4).

Many of the charts Greenman creates on I Love Charts erode what he calls the "core morality of charts" by using tautology for comic effect.

Sixty per cent of current or recently-graduated students thought that they could have done with more core strategy classes (see chart below).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Flow chart of core flooding experiment.

We argue that there is an indication that the chemistry at the core of the metabolic chart is necessary and deterministic and would likely characterize any aqueous carbon-based life anywhere it is found in this universe".

But as can be seen in the accompanying charts, the core inflation rate, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is also low, at 1.2 percent over the most recent 12 months.