Sentence examples for binding it to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sullivan urged the judge to force Microsoft to give away the source code to its Internet Explorer browser, which the company used to defeat Netscape by binding it to Windows, and to order the company to distribute Java.

Psychologists talk about the binding of one thing to another, taking a feeling that is absolutely unacceptable and suppressing it by binding it to another feeling which is completely acceptable.

Finally, they dabbed more molecular glue in the center of the metal propeller blade, binding it to the shaft.

This may explain the extremely wide range of interacting partners of VAP, with components of many cellular pathways binding it to access the ER.

But there is yet another possibility: freed from its subordination to ideas, language can be treated (as it had been in the Renaissance) as an autonomous reality indeed as even more deeply autonomous than Renaissance language, since there is no system of resemblances binding it to the world.

Fiber help remove estrogen from the body by binding it to the bile acids.

Each year European investment in Turkey grows as well, binding it closer to the E.U. even if it never becomes a member.

Although ΔLIM showed defective F-actin binding, it accumulated to focal adhesions similar to full-length lasp-2 (Figure 4C, C').

Protein from osteopontin has several calcium binding sites and such binding converts it to a three-dimensional structure that is related to certain functions.

"Our legal advisor Mark Deem points out that – while terms and conditions are legally binding – it is contrary to public policy to sell children in return for free services, so the clause would not be enforceable in a court of law".

At 6 by 9 3/4 by 1 1/4 inches, the volume is not exactly pocket size, although its flexible binding allows it to be worked into the large outer pocket of a field jacket.