The phrase "bind without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to tie or fasten something without the use of a binding material, such as rope or tape. Example: The old book's cover had fallen off, but I was able to bind it without any adhesive by simply sewing the pages back together.
Mr. Klemens is in a bind: without money, he cannot wage a winning campaign; unless he is seen as a winner, he cannot get money.
Although two of the three corresponding antibodies bind and neutralize MN-III-2 well, only one of the three can bind without significant rearrangement.
But we do know Spector gets as far as hospital — or so the trailer tells us – and Stella, of course, is only in Belfast on a mini-secondment, which leaves us all in a bind: without the case she presumably has to go home; with the case, the show could be heading down a dead end.
Wilpon and Katz declined to talk to FORBES, but according to Picard, they're in a tough bind without Madoff.
Can you help Benkert out of that bind without drawing a collar, or will Benkert have to realize that she is in a no-win situation?
This problem can become worse if your friend repeatedly gets themselves into a bind without making an effort to change their destructive behavior.
These modeling studies also predict that KBU2046 binds without any high-energy steric interactions, and with a favorable energy score (Fig. 5b d and Supplementary Fig. 16).
Further, the Exculpation Provision also binds, without their consent, unsecured creditors in Class P5 (the Convertible 2.9% Notes) and equity holders in Class P6 (Equity Interests), who will not receive any distribution under the Plan.
The new upper bound is strictly tighter than the upper bound without secrecy constraints.
Since the derivation is straightforward, we state the outer bound without proof.
However, as shown in these figures, compared to the upper bound without secrecy constraints, the new bound still offers significant improvement.
