Sentence examples for bound groups from inspiring English sources

Adsorbed acidic fragments are deprotonated by sodium hydroxide and form anions in solution which is not the case for covalently bound acidic groups on the CNTs, so the following filtration after NaOH treatment separates desorbable acidic substances from non-desorbable or covalently bound groups.

The alternative that somehow gravity works differently at extremely large distances has just been ruled out by astronomers who are watching one of the most violent collisions in the history of creation.Most galaxies are found in gravitationally bound groups, called clusters.

Cluster of galaxies, Gravitationally bound grouping of galaxies, numbering from the hundreds to the tens of thousands.

We conclude that urban objects like the Tardeo Towers create and bind groups of stakeholders in new and surprising ways.

Yet there's a strategic logic to such theories, Uscinski says: They bind groups closer together, focus attention and motivate action.

Those latter values bind groups together with a shared respect for symbols and institutions such as the flag or the military.

We assume that common goals bind groups together, but the reality is that they often drive groups apart.

This is possibly because the group's socio and homogeneous characteristics bind group members together, thereby reducing the unwillingness to repay loans.

Metallothioneins (MTs) are low-molecular weight (6 7 kDa) and cysteine-rich proteins that normally bind group 1B and 2B metals.

Randomly bound epoxy groups are unaware of the energetic benefits of forming lines.

They took them off the buses bound in groups of three, gave each man a cigarette, shot them and slotted them individually down a crevice in the rocks.