Sentence examples for four l from inspiring English sources
noun
A law student in his or her fourth year of law school; generally an unusual situation occurring where a student has either taken an extended part-time curriculum, or has failed a class needed for graduation and must stay on for an extra semester after the three L year.
four - (L) quadri-; (G) tetra-.
Four L ligands alternately connect four Mn II) centers into two kinds of edge-sharing 16-membered rings, whose fuse produces a wave-like 2D layer.
Linking four (L) SGTs following the connection rules, two series logic devices, such as inverter, NAND, AND, NOR, OR and XOR gates with good rectifying behaviors have been fabricated.
The precue consisted of four "L" shapes (0.48° on a side) rotated and positioned to form the corners of a rectangle subtending 4.8° horizontally and 2.4° vertically.
Pevsner noted the screen's "elaborately decorated columns" and the dragons along the frieze, and said that it was one of the earliest examples in Oxford of panelling using four "L" shapes around a centre.
Electronic signs on the platform offer real-time information about train arrivals and service alerts; Cumberland is one of four 'L' stations with these signs, which were installed in 2002 as part of a pilot program.
The other four L− ions act as terminal chelated ligands, through the phenoxo oxygen atom and one carbonyl group.
In its place, he has his entire troupe of seven men and seven women dancing inside a space enclosed by four L-shaped transparent screens.
To validate the primers generated by GenoFrag, a subset of primers was successfully used in LR-PCR experiments on genomic DNA from four L. bulgaricus strains.
This study was designed to evaluate inhibitory growth activities of nine olive phenolic compounds against four L. plantarum strains isolated from different sources, and to explore the L. plantarum metabolic activities against these phenolic compounds.
Independent of their isolation source, the four L. plantarum strains analysed showed similar behaviour in relation to the inhibitory activity of phenolic compounds, as well as their ability to metabolize these compounds.
