Sentence examples for bound during from inspiring English sources
Stenson's hands were bound during the robbery and there was an apparent struggle in his vehicle, the police said.
Europe, which appeared so tightly bound during the boom years, has left them to find solutions to the financial crisis on their own.
Eight other people in the same group, which included a Mexican woman who was not attacked, were bound during the assault, which began at 2 a.m.
In an estimated 10% of all human proteins, zinc has a catalytic or structural function and remains bound during the lifetime of the protein.
He's a political neophyte, but that Rabin air feels significant and he has identified something important: The word "moral" has to mean something for a country that gathered Jews bound during the millennial diaspora by a covenant of ethics and that rose from the ashes of the Nazi crematories.
Labor MPs have been at public loggerheads in recent weeks ahead of the party's national conference in July about whether or not ALP parliamentarians should be "bound" during any forthcoming marriage equality vote rather than voting on the issue according to conscience, which is the current policy.
For example, the structure can suggest how substrates and products bind during catalysis; what changes occur during the reaction; and even the role of particular amino acid residues in the mechanism.
They propose that SRP remains stably bound to RNC by its S domain, while its Alu domain may dissociate and re-bind during nascent chain scanning, where the mechanism differs distinctly from the well-studied prokaryotic system.
Warburg impedance was used as a measure to evaluate the chemically bound water during the early part of hydration.
A correlation between the increment of electrical conductivity and the increment of bound rubber during thermal aging was found.
A source-pathway-receptor-evaluation allows for technological developments in order to remediate and manage released or bound substances during and after flood events.
