Sentence examples for bound to a fixed from inspiring English sources
Just as location and time in theoretical physics have no longer been able to be regarded as mutually independent since the 20th century, time in a social context can now no longer adequately be derived from the phenomenon of motion: the traditional-modern dichotomy "before after" was bound to a fixed space within which the procession of time can be observed (earlier later).
Another research group showed that Rpp29 rapidly shuttles between the nucleoplasm and nucleolus, suggesting that this core component of RNase P is highly dynamic and not permanently bound to a fixed RNase P [44].
No American poet seems more tightly bound to a fixed landscape than he to the California coast.
Twenty-eight experts refused to participate in Delphi study 2, mainly because the face-to-face meetings were bound to a fixed date and time.
Whereas existing methods are bound to compare fixed intervals of ion masses, the accurate mass spectrum (AMS) distance method presented here is independent of any alignment.
Perception is directly causally bound to particulars and "fixed" (niyata) by them: its internal representation (ākāra) of the object is causally determined by, and corresponds to, the particular itself.
Treg bound to HEV were fixed by placing sections in cold 1.5% glutaraldehyde overnight.
Somebody will mention the latest trade rumor, the latest name bound to fix the Yankees' troubled bullpen.
After incubation at 37 °C for 16 hr, all non-migrant cells were removed from the upper face of the Transwell membrane with a cotton swab, and the B16F10 cells that had transmigrated through the micropore and that were still bound to the membrane were fixed with 4%% paraformadehyde in PBS solution and stained with 0.5 % toluidine blue in 4 % paraformadehyde.
For these results, the achievable theoretical bound for a fixed rate seems to coincide with the performance of LDPCA.
On the other hand, the side chain-independent mode of D-Tyr3AA binding that we observe in the current study not only elucidates this chiral discrimination mechanism but also elegantly explains the ability of DTD to act on multiple D-amino acids, even when they are bound in a fixed orientation.
