In our approach, assistive services are bound to multiple context information.
Now, you know that if the same group is in attendance at multiple weddings you're bound to need multiple dresses.
Given that along any line of sight, there is bound to be multiple galaxies, seen and unseen, which according to general relativity can act as a lens for light, how are researchers able to rule out that the variations (i.e., ripples) are not caused by intervening matter bending the microwave radiation as it makes its journey to earth?
We need to imagine new forms of belonging, which in our kind of world are bound to be multiple rather than monolithic". All of the essays in this book, in one form or another, draw on the concept of public culture to explore these issues of collective identity and social belonging, cultural agency and cultural change.
When a top team slumps, there are bound to be multiple theories as to why, including the manager's use of personnel and the third-base coach's decision to send home a runner who is tagged out, as was the case Saturday.
And since there are bound to be multiple bouts involving the same product, the top points made in each bout are displayed on the product's page so would-be purchasers can skim through what the community thought was most important.
Frutos, who slept just an hour Wednesday morning before reporting to work at 7 a.m., said city officials should be able to identify — and split up — hot-ticket items that are bound to draw multiple speakers and generate long debates.
Given the traditional role of women in this setting, this is bound to have multiple potential consequences on the status of women in the society.
Proteins that are bound to NPs at multiple time points had a significantly higher mean theoretical isoelectric points (pI) (7.5, 7.5, 7.7, 7.7, and 7.7 for OSE; 7.5, 7.8, 7.0, and 7.5 for A2780) compared to the lysate pools (6.5 for OSE; 6.3 for A2780).
Without collapsing identical and almost identical proteins, one is bound to score identical peptides multiple times.
