Sentence examples for the former compound from inspiring English sources

Hayden Lake, a community of about 400 people that is 10 miles south of the former compound, has probably borne the biggest brunt of the image problem.

Its confident, with-it moniker became the driving force behind the recent popularization of the phrase with the former compound adjective, now an attributive noun: Boldface Names.

The former compound of a single clan might become home to two dozen families, and the city's population swelled with new arrivals.

Borrowing his brother's motorcycle, Hikmat drove out to the former compound of the Taliban leader Mullah Omar, in the hills north of the city.

"I still find old ammo casings all over here," said Ron Goins, who moved to the former compound after the shootout (although he said he was not a member of the sect) and sometimes greets visitors coming up the gravel road.

Driven through town to the former compound of a mining company, "the journalists" find the military leader Prince Johnson in the middle of his morning concert, "gripping an acoustic guitar and singing 'Rivers of Babylon,' a Creole-reggae version of Psalm 137" to his troops.

However, the increase of the cage strain energies of polynitroadamantanes is less drastic than that of polynitrocubanes; on the contrary, the decrease of the bond dissociation energies of C NO2 bonds in the former compounds is more rapidly than the latter.

A paradigmatic example is that hexa-alkyl substituted triphenylenes present mesogenic behavior [1, 3, 4], while the corresponding azatriphenylenes, notwithstanding the apparent similarity in shape and chemical structure with the former compounds (see Figure 1), do not form any liquid crystalline mesophase [5] if not enforced by adding hydrogen bonding side groups [6, 7].

The fungal cell wall is composed of glucans and chitin; while the former compounds are also found in plants and the latter in the exoskeleton of arthropods, fungi are the only organisms that combine these two structural molecules in their cell wall.

The similarity of 11 to the former compounds is 0.7 at maximum.

The former compounds elute from the column without being retarded and the latter are retained very strongly on the reversed-phase column.