| This is because these low-frequency motions are typically delocalized throughout the system and involve mainly collective movements of residues. |
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| Therefore, all such red-shifted pigments are believed to be highly delocalized, bond-equalized carbocations. |
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| The negative charge of this anion is delocalized, giving the oxygen and the carbon a partial negative charge. |
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| The carboxylate ion has a negative charge, which is delocalized over both oxygen atoms to form a stable resonance hybrid. |
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| The neighboring Mixtec and Zapotec villages pursue a southern delocalized pattern of dispersion and deterritorialization. |
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| It is generally agreed upon that these excitonic states are not completely delocalized. |
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| This picture is consistent with the assignment of low-frequency modes in PLA to delocalized backbone torsions mixed with hydrogen-bond stretching. |
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| A modification of the absorption spectra observed upon a self-association can be explained in terms of either localized or delocalized excited states. |
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| The electrons in benzene's three pi bonds are highly delocalized, to the point that it is no longer accurate to describe them as between individual carbons. |
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| The decision to delocalize implies moving abroad those phases which were once carried out within the company itself, or were delocalized domestically. |
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| This radical is delocalized over the pentadiene structure and reacts with oxygen to produce the peroxy radical and conjugation in the fatty acid ester chain. |
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