Sentence examples for half occupation from inspiring English sources

For the AFM coupling in Fig. 4b, the e level of one Cr ion with majority spin couples with that of the other Cr ion with the same spin (denoted as the super-exchange Δ dd 1,2) [31], and there is also energy gained due to the half occupation of the e levels.

Ferreira, L. G., Marques, M. & Teles, L. K. Slater half-occupation technique revisited: the LDA-1/2 and GGA-1/2 approaches for atomic ionization energies and band gaps in semiconductors.

After three and a half years' occupation, the Iraqis themselves hold no doubts about the country that delivered them from Saddam Hussein.

There is certainly more than one way to see Jerusalem, which, since 1967, is either a reunited city or one half under occupation.

9.40am: An email reminds me that Manchester University has also seen a week-and-a-half long occupation of a lecture theatre.

If nearly half the occupations in the U.S. are "potentially automatable," and if this could play out within "a decade or two," then we are looking at economic disruption on an unparalleled scale.

It just goes to show that even clever people can be educated out of their wits because whatever motivated Choudhry and allegedly al-Asiri existed in minds like theirs long before 9/11 or the half-cock occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan turned their very unoriginal thoughts to murder as a means of making sense of unhappy lives.

Its capture marked the start of Japan's three-and-a-half year occupation of the island state, during which many ethnic Chinese living in Singapore were rounded up and killed.

The "job" he referred to is his role leading the newly formed Democratic Majority for Israel, an attempt to solidify his party's support for the Jewish state at a time when there is much more willingness to criticize its half-century occupation of the Palestinian territories and the steadily rightward tilt of its leadership.

However, half-site occupation with ligands had been observed in structures of the Pneumocystis carinii TS and the human TS mutant R163K [ 4, 5].

The relative steady-state level of blockage for the different QA ions (at similar voltage) was fitted with the Hill equation: Base+(max base)/[1+(xhalf/ x) h ], where Base=zero current, max=maximum current, x=ligand concentration, xhalf=value of concentration for half-maximal occupation of the ligand binding site (blockage by QA or activation by protons), rate=Hill coefficient.