Sentence examples for creating a compound from inspiring English sources

One sign of "Arcadia"'s greatness is how assuredly it blends its disparate chemicals, creating a compound of most peculiar properties.

Feeling their way a step at a time, Dr. Eaton's team eventually succeeded in replacing four of cubane's eight hydrogen atoms with nitro groups, thereby creating a compound called tetranitrocubane.

When Aldridge played Shylock, he was understood to be creating a compound study in racial adversity: Ira Aldridge is a mulatto born in America and feels deeply the insults levelled at people of another colour by people of a white colour in the New World.

But it is only halfway to creating a compound that "you can put in a flask at room temperature" and experiment with, Frenking says.

Specifically, this was achieved by creating a compound-by-compound distance matrix using the differences in activity between compounds tested on a singe Or.

Creates a compound with no internal components.

The property can be subdivided to create a compound or to divest of one acre of the land.

In this construction, the singular "slump" is the subject; the "coupled with …" phrase does not create a compound subject.

A Swiss-born Italian pharmacologist, Daniel Bovet, had previously created a compound called neoantergan and, in 1957, received a Nobel Prize for his pioneering work.

The house next door in Camarillo is for sale, and there was some talk about buying it to create a compound.

Few have been as diligent as the Germans, who created a compound noun, Vergangenheitsbewältigung, which roughly translates as "the struggle to come to terms with the past".