Roaming in the vicinity of judicial courts, persons are available for a fee to appear as false witnesses in civil and criminal cases.
Atoms in benzene rings keep only a loose grip on their electrons, letting them roam freely in the vicinity of neighboring molecules; the UCSB pair suspected that this free-ranging motion would help electrons travel from one quantum dot to another.
Right now, there seem to be a lot of camera crews roaming around in the vicinity of the Queen, waiting for her or some other member of the British elite to say something controversial or condescending about another country.
His affection — that gravitational mass of love, fear, longing, desire, and lust that he directed at any and every girl in the vicinity — roamed across all Paterson, affixed itself everywhere without regard to looks, age, or availability.
And I hope every other leopard in the vicinity also roams free.
It's essentially a little telepresence platform for your Android phone (if the creator, Claire Delaunay, nets $100,000 she'll make an iPhone version) that roams around and lets you chat with people in the vicinity.
Reporters were caged in a press pen, unable to freely roam and mingle with voters once the nominee was in the vicinity.
Roaming mechanisms, involving the brief generation of a neutral atom or molecule that stays in the vicinity before reacting with the remaining atoms of the precursor, are providing valuable insights into previously unexplained chemical reactions.
Negatively charged electrons act as a "glue" to hold the positively charged nuclei together and are more or less confined to the vicinity of the so-called home-base nuclei with which they are associated; they are not free to roam through the entire solid or liquid.
Roaming the streets besides was a cast of itinerant alcoholics who roosted the steps of any empty premises or the vicinity of any warm-air outlet.
Roaming the streets besides was a cast of itinerant alcoholics who roosted the steps of any empty premises or the vicinity of any warm-air outlet.
