tripodal การใช้

• Strange channels, possibly to carry water from the spring, surrounded the tripodal grooves.
• TPA is a tripodal ligand, often used to simulate the coordination environment within some proteins.
• For example, the Tm and tripodal phosphine classes have an equally good claim to be scorpionate ligands.
• In four coordination a tripodal ligand would fill all the positions available, the geometry is trigonal pyramid.
• Diplodocids, on the other hand, appear to have been well adapted for rearing up into a tripodal stance.
• Abbreviated "'tren "', it is the archetypal tripodal ligand of interest in coordination chemistry.
• Superman and Supergirl take the body of the Kryptonian animal, identified as a Tripodal Curosiananium, to Dr . Veritas.
• Tp *  " is a tripodal ligand that binds to a metal in a facial manner, more specifically a Scorpionate ligand.
• A typical application in molecular recognition involved the determination of formation constants for complexes formed between a tripodal substituted urea molecule and various saccharides.
• When attacked, an anteater sits in a tripodal position with its hind feet and tail and tears and " rips " at its predator.
• These 2.5 m ( 8 ft ) tall, tripodal assault machines fire explosive flechettes at targets and are small enough to maneuver indoors.
• A Historian Li?from the correct period is mentioned on an ancient " d?ng " tripodal cauldron in the collection of the Shanghai Museum.
• Open wheel dragsters are freed from any such constraint, and can go to enormous tire sizes ( the opposite of tripodal which are quite minuscule ).
• A symmetric tripodal tetradentate ligand can form two isomers on a square pyramid, depending on whether the briging donor is on the apex or the base of the pyramid.
• A large hadrosaur, some of its estimated dimensions include a length of and a height of ( in a tripodal posture ) makes it one of the largest Ornithopods known.
• One tripodal ligand of commercial significance is tren ( N ( CH 2 CH 2 NH 2 ) 3 ) and certain triphosphines such as RC ( CH 2 PPh 2 ) 3.
• His innovations in oral implantology include the blade implant, the self-tapping ventplant root form implant, the tripodal subperiosteal implant, and the internal hex design for root form implants.
• Mallison ( 2010 ) suggested that " Kentrosaurus " may have used a tripodal stance on their hindlimbs and tail to double the foraging height from the general low browsing height under one metre for stegosaurids.
• This challenged the view that stegosaurs are primarily low vegetation feeders because of their small heads, short necks and short forelimbs, since the tripodal stance would also give them access to young trees and high bushes.
• It has repeatedly been suggested, e . g . in the movie " Jurassic Park ", that " Brachiosaurus " could rear into a bipedal or tripodal ( with tail support ) pose to feed.