These preferred couplings were determined from reaction enthalpies calculated for the coupling of two iso-sinapyl radicals to form homodimers (self-coupling).
But these works are not capable of embodiment, expression, evocation or anything else; they just sit there on the floor, unfulfilled, the failed coupling of two luxury objects.
It can be achieved with the coupling of two metals one that gets hot while the other stays cooler.
In Élémir Bourges's 1884 novel, "The Twilight of the Gods," an aristocratic family is in decline, and one sign of its degeneration is the coupling of two half-siblings, Hans Ulric and Christiane.
Ligand coupling reactions of sulfoxides, involving concerted intramolecular coupling of two groups bonded to sulfur, occur via a tetrasubstituted sulfurane intermediate with a trigonal pyramidal structure.
Max Ernst wrote of collage, though he could just as easily have been referring to his painting, that it is "the noble conquest of the irrational, the coupling of two realities, irreconcilable in appearance".
In this new work, written and directed with Marie-Hélène Estienne, he contemplates the synaptic muddle of synesthesia, which Sacks describes as an "immediate, physiological coupling of two sorts of sensation".
In this study, loose coupling of two models is done.
The ANP is a coupling of two parts.
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The image is modelled as a coupling of two fields a Markovian and a non-Markovian.
