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the bridged
noun
A construction or natural feature that spans a divide. The upper bony ridge of the human nose. A prosthesis replacing one or several adjacent teeth. The gap between the holes on a bowling ball
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Interestingly the open-chain alkaloid 38 was almost as potent as the bridged alkaloid 37, indicating that bridging in this molecular system has no significant effect on activity.
TIL a notification will pop up on the PlayBook when the bridged BlackBerry receives a call.
The chemical signals at δ 42.1 were attributed to the bridged methylene carbon.
A new substitution pattern in the bridged system is explored through synthesis of the third molecule.
Both the bridged and the open-chain analogs showed moderate to good cytotoxicity.
The resonant frequencies of the fixed free and the bridged SWCNT have been investigated.
The singlet at δ 4.10 and 2.31 ppm was assigned to the bridged methylene protons and two methyl protons respectively.
This implies that the bridged crack must undergo tension softening as fibers are ruptured or pulled out in such composites.
Secondly, -OSiCl3 can further react with another adjacent hydroxyl (-OH) on the surface to form the bridged product -O2SiCl2 *, PA2.
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Figure 7 The comparison between the bridged-CNS-based nano-oscillator and the DWCNT-based nano-oscillator at 300 K.
Nonetheless, the comparison between Figures 5c and 6b shows that the bridged-CNS-based nano-oscillator has a modestly slower dissipation rate than the DWCNT-based nano-oscillator.
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