Sentence examples for for a de from inspiring English sources

The focal length of the first diffraction order for a de Broglie wavelength of λdB = 0.09nm is 300 mm.

He called for a de facto religious test when he argued that Muslims elected to represent their communities should not be seated in Congress.

The Church of England is braced for a de facto split in the worldwide Anglican communion next week over the issues of gay rights and same-sex marriage.

The Japanese minister of economy, trade and industry, Takeo Hiranuma, said today that the trade panel's decision was "a call for a de facto ban on imports".

Calculation of the pKa using quantum chemical methods may produce accurate results but is often too computationally demanding to be suitable for a de novo design setup, where thousands of structures are evaluated over many iterations.

The coup and its unexpectedly bloody aftermath, put an abrupt end to a relatively long period of constitutional rule in Chile and set the stage for a de facto authoritarian regime that would be sustained through force until 1990.

Perry called for a de-politicisation of what he called an "extremely complex" issue.

Its official news agency, Xinhua, published a commentary calling for a "de-Americanised world".

In some ways southern Thailand appears ripe for a de-escalation of violence.

He called for a de-escalation of the crisis, reportedly emphasizing the need for Hamas to stop launching rockets.

The 15-member security council issued a press statement calling for a de-escalation, restoration of calm and a resumption of the Middle East peace talks.