0 the ability of an atom to combine with other atoms, measured by the number of electrons it will lose, add, or share
It permits simulation of the coupled dynamics of valence electrons and ionic cores in a molecule or a material.
High valence parties will contest the electoral centre, but will not, in fact, position themselves at the electoral mean.
Linking the two alternants of verbs that exhibit a valence alternation, as spray does, thus runs into the same difficulty that lexically encoded adjuncts face.
The free electron density was calculated multiplying the atomic density of the element for its electron valence.
Although deliverers are often more influential than recipients in determining the valence of a delivery, recipients use more intense prosody in ascribing valence.
Valence issues are not readily accommodated within the spatial frame, but are almost universally considered to be important determinants of election outcomes.
There are in fact good theoretical and empirical grounds for adopting the 'valence' assumption and its 'saliency' implications, so far as party competition is concerned.
A high-valence politician would be expected to be more successful in delivering on policy promises than a low-valence politician.
