The tradition ascribes to Moses the basic features of Israel's faith: a single God, called YHWH, who cannot be represented iconically, bound in a covenant relationship with his special people Israel, to whom he has promised possession of (not, as with their forefathers, mere residence in) the land of Canaan.
The special case of K=3 allows us to study the RH bound in an analytical way.
To emphasise this preciousness, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin comes with lyrics handwritten on parchment and bound in leather, with a special Wu seal.
We also utilize the method of [6] in defining auxiliary RVs, which helps us to achieve the outer bound in special cases.
But Kerry had believed that they were bound by a special friendship, first forged in the nineteen-nineties, when they worked together to normalize U.S. relations with Vietnam.
So the asymmetric unit consists of one [RuCl3 ox)(NO)]2− unit bound to YIII in a special position, one nBu4N+ cation in a general position and a quarter of nBu4N+ in a special position.
It belonged to the 20th century, and Finnegans Wake belongs to the 21st". Houyhnhnm will publish a limited edition of the book, priced at £250 for a standard version and £750 for a special version bound in black calfskin, next week, with a paperback edition due from Penguin at a later date.
Her tweed ponchos were bound in leather, and her coats had a special, supple swing.
Whitney, Dorothy Eden, or some other now forgotten best-selling author — that a bored thirteen-year-old might find on the shelves of a sleepy suburban branch library, bound in the waxy-feeling buckram of special library editions and with the title stamped on the spine in white Gothic Bold type.
It is one of the best new stories I've read for years; and if I were its publisher, I would bind it up in a special edition and sell it to families at Christmas to make them feel better about their own problems.
