For the last decade, the energy supplies has become a very preoccupying problem, not only because of the increasing difficulties bound to oil production, but also because it is necessary today to admit that at the scale of our planet the energy resources, fossil-fuel or other, are limited.
Workers in today's economy, no longer bound to mass-production factories in the hinterland, are drawn to New York, Boston, San Francisco, Santa Monica, Seattle and other "boutique cities," as Mr. Kotkin calls them in his book, "The New Geography: How the Digital Revolution Is Reshaping the American Landscape" (Random House).
By-products are always bound to the main production line, and consequently, dependent on the demand of the main product.
The cost of making the cars is bound to come down with mass production.
And, although Goold's production is bound to cause argument, Las Vegas seems a perfect metaphor for a world of financial and romantic fantasy.
So the production is bound to be a learning experience for all, including Carnegie Hall, which is presenting the program as the first dance offering in its popular Family Concert series.
Still, iPad 3 demand is bound to far out-weigh the production rate at Samsung's new facility.
When the FOXO is bound to DNA, it stimulates the production of the mRNA for each gene that it regulates; we assume that there is also a "basal" production of this mRNA, a translocation of the mRNA to the cytoplasm, where it may be degraded or translated to protein, which may itself be degraded.
Such blunting could be compatible with tumor suppression by PGD2 metabolites bound to PPARG 35, when PGD2 production is increased.
We assume that p53 is only transcriptionally active when not bound to Mdm2, and so the production of Mdm2_mRNA is dependent on the pool of unbound p53.
