Americans are bound, in all our diversity, by a fruition myth.
Some nations are bound, in all their diversity, by a common creation myth, a tale of how they came into being.
Copies of the book were bound in all manner of disguise; copies were unbound and carried as single sheets or small booklets.
This is an extremely complex undertaking since the Parliament is bound, in all its law-making, to conform with the European Convention, which protects, among other things, property rights.
Focusing on Dichaete binding intervals, we compared intervals that are bound in all four species, including D. pseudoobscura, to those that are unique to D. melanogaster.
Arizona's 29 delegates will be bound in a winner-take-all contest.
Exemplarily, we analyzed the precipitate for the presence of five of the sequences shifted by CTCF and found all to be bound in vivo as well (Fig. S1).
"It had been bound in Cellophane, bound in all sorts of things," the school's head, Steve Cole, said according to CBS, quoting an interview given to a local radio station.
Except for protons and neutrons that are bound in atomic nuclei, all hadrons have short lives and are produced in the high-energy collisions of subatomic particles.
As with human, E2f4 binds approximately 500 to 700 genes, the overlap between tissues is greater than 65% and as high as 85% (Figure 2B, Figure S6); using p-value cutoff of 10−4, a core set of approximately 450 genes are bound in common by E2f4 in all mouse tissues (Figure S7).
