In Season 3 of this original series based on George R.R. Martin's bestselling books, the battling families of Westeros continue to clash as bonds are strained, loyalties are tested, and cruel fates are met.
Their passionate you-and-me-against-the-world bond is as persuasive as the emotional fireworks that explode on the rare occasions when that bond is strained.
That bond was strained after investigators traced the salmonella outbreak, linked to nine deaths and hundreds of illnesses, to the Blakely plant of the Peanut Corporation of America.
The humid intimacy makes clear what the artists think love is based on, but it soon becomes clear that the couple's long-distance bond is strained by their absence from the wider web of each other's life.
Determining the bond valence parameters for X−H bonds by fitting the bond lengths observed for valences of 1.0 and 0.5 vu ensures that the experimental point corresponding to a symmetric bond lies on the reaction coordinate that satisfies eq 64 even though such a bond is strained.
But that bond is being strained by low birthrates and the migration of tens of millions of young people from the country to jobs in far-off manufacturing plants.
State and local law enforcement officials are not federal immigration agents, nor are they trained in that capacity, and they have a strong interest in forging bonds with immigrant communities — bonds that might be strained by questions about immigration status.
However, there are occasions when these ideal bond lengths must be strained if the structure is to be mapped into three-dimensional space.
(Doubleday, $23.95). The bonds of four old classmates are strained when a stranger enters their lives.
If that angle is forcibly changed to squeeze carbon atoms into some desired pattern, the electronic bond between the atoms may be strained, and the electronic linkages between atoms may be impeded or blocked altogether.
Moreover, the illness and death of a caregiver may affect outcomes for children as the bonds children have formed with them are strained during illness and broken by their death.
