Sentence examples for living chain from inspiring English sources

The facility promotes various activities for brain health.; Mary Charlton, left, Joan Decker and Ralph Gray, walking for fitness at the Isle at Emerald Court, part of the Emeritus Assisted Living chain.

In particular, attention was paid to the fact that, besides triphenylmethyl anion, some other low basicity carbanions such as poly(N,N-dimethylacrylamide) and poly(4-vinylpyridine) living chain ends are also capable of initiating polymerization of nonpolar monomers.

Functional terpyridine groups which can potentially form metallo-supramolecular complexes with a variety of metal ions has been introduced to the polystyrene-b-polyisoprene (PS-PI) living chain ends through the termination reaction in an optimized condition.

It's about a living chain that connects the past with the present, the current generations with previous ones, in a society where the collective is set above the individual.

Twenty metres below the lip of the plateau, the limestone has eroded into overhanging ledges and small caverns where shoals of yellow-stripe snapper move together in a bright living chain.

All these cases occurred in facilities owned by the largest American assisted living chain, Emeritus, several of whose former staff members and executives acknowledge that the facilities took in residents too sick for assisted living, that the staffing was inadequate and that people were assigned jobs for which they hadn't been properly trained.

Within the colony, the ants form long, living chains with their own bodies to make houses and bridges.

First, a high molecular weight cyclic PCL macroinitiator (Mn = 31,000) was prepared by intramolecular photocross-linking of "living" chains.

Silver Living is currently working with three of the four largest assisted living chains in the industry and has agreements with these chains — as well as with other facilities — such that it's paid when someone actually moves into the community.

They have their own neighborhoods — large expanses of dust and rock, where they live chained up around industrial-size vats of water.

Set in a decaying mansion in rural Ireland where an uneasy group of relatives lives chained to the past, this novel revolves around a bundle of mysterious love letters, found in an attic trunk, that were written by a family member killed years before in World War I.