Sentence examples for radical high from inspiring English sources

The nation's black high schools have been at the forefront of protests since September 1984, and the authorities have cast the Congress of South African Students - a now outlawed radical high school protest movement - as one of their principal adversaries.

This is usually complicated by the radical high reactivity and short life time and therefore a scavenging agent such as salicylic acid is commonly employed.

But while crediting her successes, Lopate also looks at how her taste for aphorism and the radical high ground led her into exaggerations that could do violence to her own common sense, and how her ambition to be seen primarily as a novelist made her undervalue her brilliant essays.

Since TEMPO is a stable free radical, high temperature is required for the activation/deactivation of the growing radical chains during the TEMPO-mediated radical polymerization, but most of polymerization temperature was induced at 125 135 °C to avoid the homolysis of alkoxyamine [25].

In May 2010, "palliative" left radical high pelvic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection was performed.

Radical high-school students have been at the forefront of the nation's violence and protest since 1984.

Khan's story remained in the local news for months, and eventually became the opening of the terrorism analyst Peter Bergen's book "United States of Jihad," in part because he seemed an unlikely radical: high-achieving, assimilated, a good kid.

(The more radical high-technology innovation typical of the US and the UK benefits by contrast from less regulated market conditions). These conditions are met by the incentives and constraints of the institutional framework in which companies located in Germany are embedded.

The Gallery had long sought expansion into this space and in 1982 a competition was held to find a suitable architect; the shortlist included a radical high-tech proposal by Richard Rogers, among others.

Due to the efficient generation of hydroxyl radicals, high reaction and mineralization rates have been reported in ZnO photocatalysis.

Mitochondrial membrane depolarisation can be caused by the presence of free radicals, high intracellular calcium concentrations or stress of the endoplasmic reticulum (Gunter & Pfeiffer [2009]; Deniaud et al. [2008]).