Sentence examples for stretch character from inspiring English sources
The second feature is the antisymmetric stretch character of the (selected) reaction coordinate, i.e. compression of the incipient Cl Me bond forming neutral Cl Me, and expansion of the breaking Me Cl' bond forming the departing chloride anion; this involves a rapid charge flow from the attaching chloride to the departing chloride in the presence of the "frozen" hydrating water molecules.
Well-resolved progressions of overtone and combination bands, mainly involving vibrations of PBTTT C C and C=C stretching character (see Table 1), are visible.
In the 0 1 region, the relative intensity of the 1391 cm 1 mode (thiophene symmetric C C stretching character) decreases and the ∼1489 1500 cm–1 band region of the symmetric C=C thiophene ring stretch gains in intensity in addition to apparent blue-shifting and broadening with increased excitation energies.
You can stretch the character, go into so much detail".
When he did stretch, with characters like Octave, a cynical advertising designer in Jan Kounen's "99 Francs" (2007) or the lonely alcoholic in Bertrand Blier's "Clink of Ice" (2010), Mr. Dujardin drew good reviews but smaller audiences.
"We will have commentary but it will stretch beyond 140 characters," he told staff in a memo.
Quicker than you can say applesauce, Mr. Mitchell picked up a pencil and drew a few lines, furrowing the apple's brow and showing Dan how to squash and stretch his cartoon characters.
When you stand on the verge of a new narrative, when you have picked your character, you stretch out your hand in the dark and you don't know who or what will take it.
The difference between film and TV is that, with film, it feels like you have less time to stretch and find your character.
Books such as The Unbearable Lightness of Being have influenced both of them to stretch their sentences and characters' genitals in unlikely directions.
However, The Hobbit is only 310 pages along which suggests it will require rewriting and the addition of new scenes and characters to stretch it over three films.
