Today, she's much busier performing weddings; a happy responsibility that seems bound only to increase.
Published in English in 2005, it is as heavy as a book subtitled Eating Is A Serious Matter ought to be, and bound only to get heavier.
It may be the most unhelpful acquisition Q.&A. of all time, bound only to stir unease in AuthenTec's employees and customers.
Its destiny is not bound only to human destiny, its story is not exhausted by the history of our particular culture or technology, or even by the history of the entire human race.
It's good that it happens, and it's necessary, but not every venue is sold on contemporary circus, nor is every venue in a position where it can give away its idle space – some are contractually bound only to sell it.
Why it probably won't is because average investors do not understand the difference between a broker (legally bound only to recommend "suitable" investments) and someone who is working as a fiduciary (more strictly required to recommend what's best for you, not merely suitable, and disclose any conflicts).
Each mAb bound only to its specific domain with affinity comparable to the binding to holotoxin.
Therefore, field tests are generally bound only to a few cars.
If corporations choose not to comply with certain code recommendations, they are bound only to explain why.
The hit fragment bound only to the S1, S3, and S3SP (subpocketket) sites without any interactions with the catalytic aspartate residues (Asp32 and Asp215 (pepsin numbering)).
The liposomes bound only to isolated primary cultured endothelial cells derived from inguinal adipose tissue (pcEC-IWAT) and not to other endothelial cell lines, such as MBEC-4 and MFLM-4.
