Sentence examples for electronic cloud from inspiring English sources

In our formal image ns2 lone pair is considered as a free electron doublet concentrated in a centroïd, called Ec, which generates around it an electronic cloud, detected in the crystal network as an empty volume, attached to M∗, opposite to bonding coordination and where physical condensation (pressure) can eventually distort but not compress.

I wonder if it's even possible for therapists to remain anonymous in the age of the Internet, where we can all be found in the electronic cloud.

The fact is that Amazon will still be king for Mr King, whether his books are published in hardback, paperback or on an electronic cloud.

These are chilling words when we consider that modern history is being written in an electronic cloud that could easily scatter.

Months after bringing the charge against Mr. Greitens, prosecutors still had not obtained such a photo, despite searches of the governor's cellphone and electronic cloud accounts.

Structural changes on the xylididic group corroborated the role of a proper electronic cloud for hydrophobic interactions with the binding site.

The electronic clouds of DBT and the electron spin density of its radical cation centralized dominantly on the sulfur atom, thus making it impossible to get the corresponding polymer electrochemically.

It is based on three parameters: the two components of the local polarizability tensor of the carbon atoms and a regularization parameter related to the size of the electronic clouds.

Detailed ELF data analyses allowed showing that in α KrF2E3 and isostructural XeF2E3 difluorides the three E electronic clouds merge or hybridize into a torus and adopt a perfect gyration circle with an elliptical section, while in β KrF2 the network architecture deforms the whole torus into an ellipsoid shape.

It aims to remove the barriers to achieving high immunization coverage in rural Bangladesh by utilizing an electronic, cloud-based system for infant enumeration and registration, vaccination record keeping, incentivizing and interactive knowledge and belief assessment about vaccination.

They show that (i) in He@C20, the 'ghost' He charge is −0.358 (vs. −0.240 for real atom) so that insertion of a single He into a void of C20 results in overlapping of electronic clouds and thus to negative Mulliken charge on helium; (ii) in He2@C20, the 'ghost' He atom acquires a Mulliken charge of −0.101 (cf. −0.340 for real atoms).