Sentence examples for that compounds of from inspiring English sources

His estimate came into question after the discovery of naturally occurring radioactivity by the French physicist Henri Becquerel in 1896 and the subsequent recognition by his colleagues, Marie and Pierre Curie, that compounds of radium (which occur in uranium minerals) produce heat.

He was able to show that compounds of cobalt metal were the source of the blue color in glass, which previously had been attributed to the bismuth found with cobalt.

This led us to hypothesize that compounds of natural origin might be particularly efficacious in our screening model.

Similarly, use of the term inert has the drawback that it connotes chemical passivity, suggesting that compounds of Group 18 cannot be formed.

The study of phenolic compounds dynamics showed that compounds of low molecular-mass migrated more in depth than those of high molecular-mass.

It is hoped that compounds of this type will have clinical utility in pain control, and cerebral ischaemia following stroke or traumatic head injury.

Instead, that compound of offbeat bohemianism, nightlife, and political radicalism is sprinkled like yeast throughout Inner London.

They have been drawn to his genius as a leader and the ill-fitting components of that genius – his misgivings as an imperialist, his tortured sexuality, and that compound of arrogance and self-effacement ("backing into the limelight", as someone put it, allegedly Churchill) that has kept his soul satisfyingly open to interpretation.

Thus carbon dioxide is that compound of carbon and oxygen with the molar proportion 1 2.

And each time I turned off the potholed road in Victoria Island and into that compound full of birdsong I felt as though I were home.

The study provided a comprehensive understanding of the factors that compound the problem of child and forced marriage in Morocco.