Sentence examples for treating charge from inspiring English sources

We present a new Matched Interface and Boundary (MIB) regularization method for treating charge singularity in solvated biomolecules whose electrostatics are described by the Poisson Boltzmann (PB) equation.

The main difference of the TIM to other impurity codes is that it is fully part of EIRENE and many routines for describing the neutral particle dynamics are reused for treating charged particles.

We conclude that the additional terms which treat charge transfer, polarisation and dispersion effects during ligand binding in this QM method significantly improves the estimation of ligand potency compared to MM-based procedures.

The present formalism generalizes our previous microscopic anharmonic vibrator approach (MAVA), designed to treat charge-conserving two- and four-quasiparticle degrees of freedom and their mixing.

A1 Secretary General Kofi Annan struck back at critics of the United Nations and his leadership, saying they were treating unproven charges as facts and ignoring the good that the oil-for-food program brought Iraqis despite its scandal-ridden management.

The little girls who sent their toys for repair had to beg and wheedle them out of him with sworn assurances of treating their charges better in the future".

The spokeswoman is trying to make out that it would be terribly unfair to let staff rely on the vagaries of customer discretion and that they're doing the staff a favour by "treating service charges as revenue", so that no criminally underpaid staff member is left behind.

The work focuses on a hybrid process for treating air charged with a hydrophobic volatile organic compound (VOC), coupling an absorption process with membrane pervaporation in order to reuse the absorbent.

It was found that treating averaged charging and discharging curves of the LixMn2O4 electrode, the modified thermodynamic relations and the corresponding equation for the sorption isotherm should be used with the term x2/(1−x) substituted for x/(1−x) in the simple isotherm under discussion.

Mary's concerned because she has no way to check whether the places using her photos and drawings are really treating their charges humanely or if they're using them to trick good-hearted animal lovers.

The White House is arguing that we can limit health care spending largely by bureaucratic fiat, by empowering experts to change the way doctors and hospitals spend and treat and charge.