Sentence examples for for ordering chemical from inspiring English sources
He earned his grim sobriquet for ordering chemical gas attacks.
The UK and France had been pushing for including a call to refer members of the Assad regime to the international criminal court for ordering chemical weapons attacks as part of a UN resolution.
If different people, working on the same reaction, could generate the same label without conferring, then the labels would be powerful tools for ordering chemical information.
His table of the degrees of 'rapport' of chemical substances for each other summarised experimental data acquired by manipulating substances in the laboratory and became an efficient device for ordering chemical experience and for guiding the search for novel reactions.
The bill would also make it easier for EPA to order chemical companies to generate any toxicity data that the agency needs to inform its reviews; under current law, EPA can only order these data by going through a lengthy rulemaking process that often ends up mired in litigation.
Last year, the governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, signed legislation requiring courts to order chemical castration for offenders convicted of certain sex crimes a second time.
But when the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev laid out his vision for ordering the chemical world in 1869, it was revolutionary.
Chemicals in the HC domain are candidates for applying more rigorous quantitative models (Shi et al. 2001) to calculate binding affinities that are, in turn, used to rank-order chemicals for experimental evaluation.
The fault, if any, would seem to lie with the government for ordering up the chemical.
French President Francois Hollande has said his country would join the U.S. in punishing Bashar Assad's regime for allegedly ordering a chemical attack that killed hundreds of people.
A numerical technique has been used to solve the nonlinear equation describing the mass transfer taking place for single and multiple particles for Nth order chemical reactions in the presence of a surfactant.
