However, their reproduction by the very chemically inactive gas argon makes them unlikely to be a strictly chemical bonding to receptors in the usual sense of a chemical bond.
The results indicated that higher affinity for Fe(III) is not strictly a function of bond length but also the degree of Fe X (X = O,N) covalent bonding.
This week the Bank of England, following the European Central Bank, said it would no longer be guided strictly by a government-bond's rating when deciding whether to accept it as collateral.Such moves may do as much to shake up the ratings business as anything headed for the statute books.
"So, they're strictly buy and hold bonds," he added.
But cross-dressing is not, strictly speaking, new to the Bond franchise – remember the Spectre agent who attends his own faked funeral as his "widow" at the beginning of Thunderball?
The nascent Pi, on the other hand, loses a critical hydrogen bond to a strictly conserved serine (S135) in the opposite MalK monomer.
The C Zn C unit is strictly linear and the Zn C bond measures 1.927 6) Å in good agreement with the gas-phase structure.
The serine or threonine residue at the +2 position in the sequon hydrogen bonds with a strictly conserved WWD motif in PglB, and is thought to determine substrate specificity.
Strictly speaking, according to this view, chemical bonds do not exist; bonding is real, bonds are not (Weisberg, 2008; also see Coulson, 1952, 1960).
Not all pari passu clauses are worded as strictly as those in Elliott's bonds.
