Sentence examples for couple so that from inspiring English sources
Or follow our mothers' example and freeze a couple so that you're always at the ready for an unexpected guest.
Both compounds are found in the electrochemical oxidation of phenol and they can be considered as a redox couple, so that the main objective is to study the influence of different separators in the global electrochemical reaction of these compounds.
These systems represent a model of mixed electron-ion conducting films (certain conducting or redox polymers, solid electrolytes, mixed valence oxides, lithium-ion intercalation or passivation films etc) in contact with one or two 'redox active solutions' (i.e. containing an electroactive couple) so that both the Faradaic process and ion exchange take place at their interface(s).
Finally, there was chatter in January about amending the law to affect children born to the happy couple so that a first born daughter would not lose her place in succession to a younger brother, per traditional male primogeniture rules specified by the Act of Settlement.
This Hitchcockian psychological drama centers on an unstable middle-aged medium who manipulates her mousey husband into kidnapping the child of a wealthy couple so that she can help the police locate the girl and win public renown for her clairvoyant powers.
Parompa are given by the maternal parent (mother) to the couple so that their (to be born) children grow healthy.
In some cases, two energy transitions can be coupled so that, as one system absorbs a photon, another nearby system "steals" its energy and re-emits a photon of a different frequency.
The atria and the ventricles are coupled, so that electroanatomical function can be simulated at ones.
Those techniques were coupled so that both fluid and structure could interact bi-directionally.
The three wells of each row were coupled so that two assays could be performed on a single plate.
Mr. Archer's bill would raise the standard deduction for couples so that it is twice that for single taxpayers.
