Sentence examples for a binding of from inspiring English sources

He was "religious", not in the sense nowadays despised in liberal circles, but in its fundamental sense of a binding of the self to God.

A leather-bound cover for a binding of "Brush Up Your Shakespeare" (part of a collection of bindings he had commissioned for a miniature book version of the Cole Porter song) was interpreted as a pinstripe suit that might be worn at a hot jazz club.

Both sets of cantilevers, the biotin- and the hydroxy-functionalised ones, experienced a frequency decrease indicating a binding of the streptavidin spheres.

Docking analysis predicted a binding of inhibitors to the enzyme-substrate complex with binding energy calculated in-silico that supports such molecular interaction.

The ELISA binding assay for 89Zr-bevacizumab gave a binding of 75%, which is optimal for this assay, and did not alter upon coupling of 1 of 2 eq of dye.

The observed results could be attributed to a binding of metal and metal oxide nanoparticles on to the bacterial cell wall due to the electrostatic attraction between the negatively charged bacteria and the positively charged nanoparticles.

Greenpeace International legal counsel Daniel Simons said: "The Russian Federation is now in clear breach of a binding order of an international tribunal.

Asean has generally backed US suggestions on easing tensions, including endorsing the development of a binding code of conduct to govern activities involving conflicting claims.

The CN maintains a binding cache of CoA of MH.

= information of a binding site of that TF is not available in AthaMap http://www.athamap.de/.

Fortunately "Treme" has a sense of humor, and most of all a binding love of jazz.