Sentence examples for ranges of bond from inspiring English sources

Also using neutron-diffraction data, Brown (2002 ▸) proposed the use of three pairs of parameters to model the relation over specific ranges of bond lengths (the resulting RMSD for our dataset is 0.059 v.u).

Little attention has so far been directed to this problem, with the result that parameters that have been fitted to match wide ranges of bond lengths are likely to prove inadequate for detailed studies (sections 7.3 and 7.4).

This growth mechanism explains the existence of large range of bond orientation order, but less extensive positional order.

The firm did have patches of disappointing sales during the bull market because of its diversification, but it has been one of this year's 10 top-selling fund firms because of its range of bond funds and other conservative offerings.

To do so, carbon FRP CFRPP) sheets with a wide range of bond length from 20 to 250 mm, were adhered to 22 concrete prisms using externally bonded reinforcement (EBR) technique.

The empirical gamma-gauche effect seems likely to provide the best rationalization for the relationship between C4 shifts and conformational order, taking into account the increased range of bond angles in disordered environments.

The range of bond distances in Fig. 8(b) can be divided into three regimes, which are distinguishable in terms of qualitative dependence on the lattice constant.

The average range of bond strength was suggested by Reynolds [[38]] to be 5.9 to 7.8 MPa for clinical and 4.9 MPa for laboratory performances.

Either of these equations works well as long as they are used over a relatively small range of bond lengths.

A greater range of bond lengths was observed for the non-ring donors as the nature of the donor atom (i.e. N, S, O, P) varied.

Rationalising the rather low barrier value one may point to the slightly distorted square-antiprismatic geometry around the lanthanide(III) ion, with a range of bond lengths.