Sentences with phrase «weak bonds»

Higher levels of conflict at baseline was also associated with weaker bonds 18 months later, again, an anticipated finding.

As simple as an individual water molecule is — two atoms of hydrogen bonded with one of oxygen — it forms weak bonds to its neighbors creating more - complex structures.

Results from the study also indicated that people with a stronger bond with their pets were more likely to spend more time walking their dogs than those who reported weaker bonds.

But when weak bonds split, free radicals are formed.

Theory predicts that the bond should be 1000 times weaker than the next weakest bond.

A lack of sex can therefore be understood as a direct cause of weaker bonds and less effective communication within long - term relationships and marriage.»

The new gel is a hybrid of alginate (black) and polyacrylamide (grey) that diffuses strain across many weak bonds, resulting in a tough material overall.

«Bond king» Jeffrey Gundlach told CNBC on Monday that investors should be defensive, especially in the midst of a «weak bond market» and a «broadly sideways» stock market.

The big topic here is that if Treasuries are doomed to fall, we can expect weaker bonds to be put under increasing stress, leading to events that coukd serve as a catalyst for defaults and repricing in the broader asset class.

2 - D materials have a layered structure, with each layer having strong bonds horizontally, or «in plane,» and weak bonds between the layers, or «out of plane.»

«This article concludes that there are few signs that groups with traditionally weaker bonds to the labor market are less motivated to work if they live in generous and activating welfare states.

In the 1970s and 1980s, scientists developed new classes of crystalline materials in which the atoms were held together by very weak bonds.

But the trunk and branches of chemicals often fold up into a more compact shape, requiring additional weaker bonds to hold the shape in place.

Weak Bonding Network.

Weaker bonds imply higher rates.

«The point is that you are breaking weaker bonds and making a very strong bond,» says Poliakoff.

But explosives — and fertiliser — start their life as compounds made of nitrogen and elements such as oxygen and hydrogen, attached to each other by much weaker bonds.

A dairy producer in the United Arab Emirates asked for our help with addressing issues with weak bonding of straws at cold storage, high hot melt consumption and frequent nozzle blockages in the hot melt system.

Each polymer chain forms weak bonds with many nanoparticles, producing a loosely woven lattice of polymers and nanoparticles.

Results from the study also indicated that people with higher degrees of pet bonding were more likely to walk their dogs and to spend more time walking their dogs each time than those who reported weaker bonds.

Treasury yields pare their earlier decline Wednesday after a weak bond auction helped undo the rally driven by investors rushing into assets perceived as havens like government bonds

Accordingly, party identification is a weaker bond in Vermont than in many other states.

The key, it seems, lies in the interaction between the bonds that hold the atoms in the water molecule together and the much weaker bonds, known as hydrogen bonds, that are the glue holding groups of water molecules together.

In this case they are held together by so - called non-covalent bonds: weak bonds that play a key role in all natural processes.

Water molecules in the solid state, such as in ice and snow, form weak bonds (called hydrogen bonds) to one another.

It turns out that the answer lies in the interaction between the bonds that hold the atoms in the water molecule together and the much weaker bonds, known as hydrogen bonds, that are the glue holding groups of water molecules together.

It could be that some voles had weaker bonds and that influenced how much alcohol they drank.

All these atoms form a weak bond, creating a new, exotic state of matter at cold temperatures, referred to as «Rydberg polarons.»

Not only would the organism's DNA have to stay together in spite of the weaker bonds, says Benner, but so would all the molecules required to draw arsenate from the environment and build it into the genetic material.

«Weak bonds, and many of them, are what cause particulates to stick,» said Geiger.

The resulting graphene surface has hills and valleys, because of the weak bonds that form between the metal and the graphene.

Free radicals are formed when a weak bond of a molecule is split leaving an unpaired electron.

Although not without its entertainment value, Quantum of Solace will go down as one of the weaker Bond efforts, mostly due to the imbalance between action and story being shifted much more toward the former.

I began selling the weaker bonds in those areas; I sold all of my auto bonds (including GMAC and FMCC) except for $ 10 million of an illiquid issue of a Dutch Ford subsidiary, and limited my holdings in Telecom bonds to the Baby Bells.

The dogs with a stronger bond where looking for their owner, the dogs with a weaker bond carried out their lives exploring their environment without worrying much about the owner's whereabouts... so i think obedience classes in your case can bring out the best in your dog, I hope this helps, best wishes!

Strangers have weak bonds and will not naturally engage in prosocial activities like collaboration.

Cons: • Strangers have weak bonds and will not naturally engage in prosocial activities like collaboration.

Research published in the «Journal of Marriage and Family» found that securely attached mother - daughter pairs tended to provide more assistance to one another than pairs with weaker bonds.