Sentence examples for secondary charge of from inspiring English sources

He has been charged with the possession of drugs of less than 1kg and a secondary charge of taking part in the selling of narcotics of more than 5g.

However, because the data is quantitative in nature, it is felt that the potential to insert bias was naturally kept to a minimum by the non-interpretive, numerical nature of most of the data; such as, either a secondary charge of vandalism was included, or not, and so on.

But a Thai court today dismissed secondary charges of money laundering and fraud against the 43-year-old, clearing the way for extradition.

It was a secondary charge to the main count of plotting to bomb the airliners, a charge on which the jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial.

The secondary charge exchange of hot and/or fast neutral H with cold (({sim }7500) K McComas et al.

However, only the secondary charged particles of the gamma rays can produce Cherenkov light in the Cherenkov detector.

Once a significant secondary charge has been induced, there is a relatively weak flow of electricity between the storm cloud and its target.

Decay of long lived radioactive elements like uranium, thorium and potassium, and galactic cosmic ray interactions produce a large number of secondary charged particles, neutrons, gamma rays etc. in the upper layers of the Moon, some of which might easily escape into the atmosphere.

Additionally, thermal or fast neutrons can be measured through detection of secondary charged particles produced in a dedicated radiator material.

Mr Harbour does a strong job of defending atheism against some of the secondary charges that have been levelled against it—such as the complaint that atheistic political regimes have turned out to be worse than religious ones, or that atheists, if they follow through on what they believe, are bound to be amoral.

The radiobiological effect of densely ionizing ends of primary or secondary charged particles may be influenced significantly by processes running in the chemical stage of radiobiological mechanism; especially the influence of present oxygen may be very important.