Sentence examples for bound in a single from inspiring English sources

Jerome's translation was not immediately accepted, but from the mid-6th century a complete Bible with all the separate books bound in a single cover was commonly used.

By the close the 13th century, all north German trading associations and towns and their bases for foreign commerce were bound in a single league, including nearly every port from Bremen to Reval.

The codex introduced several advantages: a series of pages could be opened to any point in the text, both sides of the leaf could carry the message, and longer texts could be bound in a single volume.

The works are part of a collection of nine handwritten symphonies that were bound in a single volume by Mozart's father, Leopold, and include some of his most celebrated early instrumental work, including K 183, often called the "little G minor", which was used in the opening music for Milos Foreman's film Amadeus, accompanying the attempted suicide of Salieri.

The proposed construction of approximate ETFs assigns the Gram entries identical absolute values equal to the Welch bound in a single step and results in frames that exhibit approximate equiangularity, a property that is not achieved by any other method.

After receiving the first and third rolls Pepys had his clerks cut the rolls up and bound in a single volume as a book, now known as Pepys 2991.

Nucleotides 1 8 from the vRNA 3′ end are bound in an extended, single-stranded configuration in a narrow cleft over which the clamp closes.

This situation also applies to the E. coli GyrA dimer for which it was proposed that the G-segment is bound in a distorted (perhaps single-stranded) form placing phosphodiester bonds close enough for tyrosine attack [19].

The chemical -beta- [125I]iodo-4-hydroxyphenyl -ethyl- aminomethyl-tetralone bound in a specific, saturable manner to a single class of binding sites in membranes that expressed recombinant hamster alpha-1B, bovine alpha-1C and rat alpha-1D receptors expressed in rat-1 fibroblasts and to those from prostate tissue.

And even after the demise of all those dot-coms, many workers still have their fortunes bound up in a single stock.

Earlier this year, London's Wellcome Library, whose collection focusses on medical history, acquired and digitized two copies of "Harris's List": the 1787 and 1788 editions, bound together in a single volume.