unsymmetrically

Emil Knoevenagel showed that unsymmetrically substituted pyridine derivatives can be produced with this process.

In solution, the complex dissociates unsymmetrically:

The earth's rotation acts on these unsymmetrically deposited masses, and produces centrifugal momentum that is transmitted to the rigid crust of the earth.

Also in the 15th century the nave and choir vaults were unsymmetrically connected, while in 1609, after a fire, the choir vault was rebuilt.

Use of the P phosphazene base at -30 to -20 C gives the less substituted alkenyl nonaflate with unsymmetrically substituted ketones.

That was not the way I ended it first--but unsymmetrically, preposterously, illogically, out of passion, without art--like a song of the people.

In unsymmetrically substituted diene and dienophile, pseudo-ortho and para orientations in products are usually favored over meta orientation.

The same is true of plants: the daisy's petals are a perfect example of radial symmetry and the branches of a tree extend unsymmetrically in all directions from the trunk.

An X-ray crystal structure of that compound was obtained, showing the acidic proton coordinated by both ethereal oxygen centers, although the crystal was not good enough to determine whether the proton is located symmetrically or unsymmetrically between the two.

In one of the experiments done by inoculating Acanthamoeba polyphaga with water containing an original strain of APMV, it was discovered that several capsid layers accumulate unsymmetrically on one side of the viral particle causing the virus to become ineffective.

It is found experimentally, and can be shown theoretically, that any complex with a degenerate (e or t) set of orbitals which is occupied unsymmetrically (i.e. neither entirely filled nor half-filled) distorts its ligand environment spontaneously in such a way as to remove the degeneracy [see Section 6.6.5].