Sentence examples for bound moving from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Ben Bernanke once argued that aggressive depreciation was sufficient to get an economy stuck at the zero lower bound moving again.
At the NPC, the BR mRNP binds, moves into the central channel, goes through conformational and compositional changes and, at the cytoplasmic side, translation is rapidly initiated.
For larger filters, the stability bound moves towards μ lim M→2 (2/3 for SIRP) for all processes, independent of the correlation.
Another is the aerodynamic force which acts on the streamwise component of steady bound vortices moving with the blades relative to the undisturbed fluid.
That clause puts sellers in a bind: move forward with such a buyer, and their creditworthiness will determine whether a transaction is completed.
Dr. Sternberg said she was legally bound to move forward with the magnet plan for New Lebanon.
It is no mystery: when the privileged in rich, western societies became a majority, they were bound to move to the right, since they had much to conserve.
For a small-town practitioner, these appointments can be a lucrative source of income; to remain in the good graces of the judges who dole them out, some lawyers feel bound to move cases quickly.
Still, cloud computing and SaaS are emerging business models, and CFOs, controllers, treasurers and others who hold the keys to a company's profit are bound to move forward with caution.
Another thing to note is that when you wear a significantly large piece of jewelry, it is bound to move around.
