Deprotonated oxygen in alcohols is called an alkoxide and has more basic character than nucleophilic character.
And what is the basic character of this reinhabiting?
Ellis acknowledges a "forceful, forthright and eccentric character" but stresses Cruttwell's generous hospitality "to many who became his close friends" and concern for his undergraduates' welfare.
The basic character of Hin residues 47, 48, and 51 are uniquely conserved among DNA invertases.
No lines are without basic character.
Mr. Cumming's delivery of the major soliloquies is forthright and lucid but oddly weightless: the character's descent into depravity has been sketched in brisk, light strokes that dissipate quickly, as if drawn in invisible ink.
I mean, that's no real surprise and basic, common sense, but we had never really addressed it in such a forthright manner.
The author focusses on the interwoven lives of a number of characters in language as forthright and free of metaphor as a police report, and on the construction of an elaborate narrative that shifts between present and past action.
Heroic Polonaise, byname of Polonaise in A-flat Major, Op. 53, solo piano piece by Polish French composer Frédéric Chopin, known and nicknamed for its forthright "heroic" character, cast rhythmically as a polonaise a Polish court dance in waltz time.
Yamada is basic, as opposed to the often lyrical, incisive, forthright and intimate words in "Humans".
Although she had gained a reputation for being forthright and demanding, her behavior during filming of Mr. Skeffington was erratic and out of character.
