Sentence examples for placed on a chain from inspiring English sources
He was initially placed on a chain gang constructing roads, but the guards found him likable and gave him other assignments.
These can be placed on a key chain or worn around your neck.
The highly complex molecular architecture is characterized by a novel array of ether oxygen atoms, regularly placed on a single carbon chain.
In particular the constraints placed on both A and B chains of INSL5 suggest a well-defined receptor interaction system, while the total absence of these constraints on either chain within relaxin-1 suggests the opposite, that perhaps this peptide is still evolving its function.
Eventually, all disaccharides from the pool are placed on the chain, and the resulting chain has a disaccharide composition compatible with the original input (step 5).
Once the selected disaccharide is placed on the chain, it is subjected to another set of positional constraints (step 3).
If the category name could have several alternate meanings run a Find command on the page listing all the categories, look to see exactly where this category has been placed on the chain to ensure you are seeking to figure out whether or not articles have been placed in the correct category or not unless you know the chain of order this category has been placed in).
In particular, an emphasis is placed on long-chain branching, where the branches are sufficiently long enough to form entanglements. Step-growth polymerization methodologies that employ various combinations of multi and mono-functional groups to achieve different levels of branching are reviewed in detail.
The configurational constraints placed on the chains by anchoring each block copolymer to a central junction point have a significant effect on the disorder-to-order transition behavior.
Therefore, the focus of a study by Wilhelm et al. [22] was placed on short-chain C4-C7 compounds that are presently finding use as substitutes for PFOS and PFOA.
For these reasons focus is placed on side-chain positioning.
