Sentence examples for intermediate placed from inspiring English sources
In the case of Tyr450, the π-chamber placed the least substituted end of the carbocation into the face of this aromatic ring, while the C2 C9 intermediate placed the methyl groups from the more substituted end into the face of this aromatic ring.
For the souls whose good actions exactly balance their evil ones, there is an intermediate place.
Thus, through the discipline of life in general as well as through the instruction that was apparently an important aspect of Valentinian communal life, the spiritual person achieves the maturity necessary to be restored to the realm of perfection after the physical death of the body, while the soul remains with the demiurge in an intermediate place.
In terms of accuracy, the OFIR-EU filter occupies an intermediate place between the UFIR and OFIR filters.
Together with other witnesses, Périer climbed the mountain and took readings of the height of the mercury on the mountain top, and subsequently at two intermediate places on their return journey down the mountainside.
With several populations situated at intermediate places, the remaining ones form two distinct parts.
With 84±1 g CO2-equivalent avoided emissions per produced MJ, the mitigation potential of a poplar SRC currently takes an intermediate place in the ranking (Table S6).
Trifocals for computer work typically have a larger-than-normal intermediate zone placed higher in the lens for more comfortable viewing of the computer screen, but they still contain a small zone in the top of the lens for distance viewing.
It was supposed that the intermediate carbon placed between the alumina carrier and the active phase accumulates hydrogen inside carbon pores.
The number of individual fish of the intermediate form placed into the ponds was the same between the two treatments, with the consequence that the total number of fish was higher in the treatment with the added zooplanktivore.
For the baseline rate, we used a spline with five degrees of freedom (two knots at each boundary and four intermediate knots placed at quintiles of the distribution of events).
