Sentence examples for be physically bonded to from inspiring English sources

The iron-tannate dye complexes can be physically bonded to the textile fibres via Van der Waals' forces [15 17] or chemically bonded via the mordant of the dye.

The amphiphiles can be physically bonded to homopolymers and block copolymers using noncovalent interactions, this complexation can lead to the formation of supramolcecular block copolymer which can further assembled into hierarchy nanostructures with various responsive properties.

"We are physically bonded with our children," Mr. Edwards said.

Furthermore, this dissymmetry of the DTG-maximum could be caused by overlapping between a few quasielementary maximums, which suggests at least two types of molecular water physically bonded to the clinoptilolite surface.

Next best is aluminum bonded to plastic.

The principal difference is that, unlike true clathrates where the guest molecules are not physically bonded within the water structure, in semiclathrate hydrates, the host/guest molecules of TBAB may form the part of the water lattice (host) as well as occupy cages (guest) along with the gas molecules [7, 8, 9, 10].

One is bonded to oxygen.

What are you doing to be physically active and what helps you to stay physically active?

One thing is to be physically ready.

Several students had to be physically separated.

Learning to be physically capable is important.