valence

He thought of Valence, with the sun in her hair.

He was clearing the set to change its valence and start a new show.

I ask this because silicon also has valence of 4.

Making love to Valence had only intensified the need for all the other things he wanted from her.

Valence got a panicked look on her face as she looked around them.

If so, then the person has a positive reward valence.

That's the terrible thing it does; its valence works on you.

Her mother died of hunger and cold at Valence station in 1943.

Valence Technology set up a manufacturing process but had trouble with its product.

Many other and more specialized schools are also located in Valence.

There are a large number of different valence bond methods.

Uranium has a valence from 3 to 6, the last being most stable.

It is the second-largest town in the department after Valence.

"It was one of the dealers who had contact with Valence."

That the streets of Valence were not safe, was alas!

Valence hated himself for what he was doing, but the queen had left him no choice.

More recently, several groups have developed what is often called modern valence bond theory.

However, like all models, the bond valence model has its limitations.

"If anyone can piece this together, Valence, it's you and your husband."

It was also, perhaps, a sign that some valences of power in British life may be shifting.

Even more detailed is the scene decorating a valence board.

Individuals believe that these outcomes have positive value for them (valence).

An example of a valence issue would be incest or child abuse.

This leaves an associated hole behind, in the valence band.

This is also applicable for holes in the valence band.