Meanings of valency in English

They indicate The great gaps in our present knowledge of the subject of valency.

Composite fibres, stiffened by the suit's integral valency generators, creaked ominously as the farmer's arms squeezed.

The valency generators cut off, and foam sluiced out of the wreckage, mingling with the mud.

A capsular polysaccharide (CPS) conjugate vaccine is under development and requires determination of the valency.

The armour suit suddenly became oppressively constrictive, as if the integral valency generators had activated, stiffening the fabric.

But the integral valency generators had stiffened the fabric right from the moment of impact, protecting the vulnerable human skin inside.

Just why different elements should differ thus in valency no one as yet knows; it is an empirical fact that they do.

But no inkling of an explanation of these strange variations of molecular structure came until the discovery of the law of valency.

A consequence of the organization of the receptor is that both valency and geometry of glycoconjugates are important determinants of binding affinity.

The valency generators in their armour suits were glitched, preventing the fabric from stiffening into protective exoskeletons as they should have done.

Using molecular dynamics simulations, we investigate the effects that the ion valency and exposed silica layer have on the behavior of water on the surface.

Its molecular structure retained cohesion for almost twenty seconds before the sheer quantity of heat concentrated into such a small area disrupted the valency bonds.

Fitting the charge transfer to a Boltzmann relationship typically gave a midpoint voltage (V0.5) close to zero and an apparent valency of approximately 0.6.

Time's more like the Valency out there, she said nodding toward the door.

The two of them were walking through the Valency valley toward the port.

Valency generators turned it solid within a second.