Sentence examples for argument binding from inspiring English sources

Simple event types require a single core Theme argument, Binding events require an arbitrary number of core Theme arguments and Regulation events can include recursive event structures.

Yet attempts to leave each other entangled them only further, the tie of their arguments binding them ever closer.

An integrated, semantic processor called SemRep identifies many argument-binding relations in text, assisting the summarization phase to accommodate several point-of-view refinements.

But putting a fresh shine on those same arguments and binding them into a fancy notebook won't be enough to convince reluctant lawmakers to free up federal aid.

Adaptive arguments for binding site gain and loss across organisms are based not only on pathway dynamics, but also on the topological (static) properties of the pathway.

The argument against a binding popular referendum that could override the Assembly's wishes is that the people of Tunisia have already vested power into the Assembly through free elections, and thus, a referendum may fail to concretely influence any constitutional choice the Assembly may have made.

These experiments did not, therefore, provide a compelling argument for simultaneous binding of histones and Pho4 to N-2 sequences.

Hence, further verification of this argument by direct binding assay will help us to understand the characteristics of the BBR action on Smo.

For one of the steps, the first appearance of di-/oligo- peptides, the reviewer sees the focusing on the Cu2+ binding argument for the evolutionary advantage as being rather narrow.

The alternative argument is that binding of exogenous rhEPO with EPOR might, theoretically, initiate autocrine/paracrine effects that will promote tumour progression through inhibiting apoptosis, accelerating proliferation, promoting angiogenesis and enhancing drug resistance [ 46].

For over 50 years, the accepted model (Hodgkin & Keynes, 1955 ▶) for the potassium channel present in many living systems was that it involved the transport of both potassium ions and water molecules, based on the argument that adjacent binding sites could not be occupied by K+ cations because they would repel one another, and so the intermediate sites must be occupied by water molecules.