Sentence examples for bound version from inspiring English sources

"Students who are assigned open source textbooks can usually download a copy for free, or they can buy a printed and bound version for $20 to $40," Ms. Allen said.

To me, the roles of grieving child and responsible parent could not coexist -- they were concentric circles, with my healing journey at the core and motherhood on the outskirts, reserved for a more elegantly bound version of myself.

Previous research on genetic variation in the COMT gene has largely focused on a single SNP rs4680, which causes a valine to methionine substitution at position 158 (Val158Met) of the membrane bound version of the protein and position 108 of the soluble form.

Contains a bound version of the proposal.

"Daily-to-Bound Locator" provides citation to Bound version from the Daily Congressional Record.

In 1949, the Irish Press serialized it nationally over seven months, and the following year, the boutique publisher Sáirséal agus Dill released a bound version.

This biodiversity pluralism is based on an argument that inevitably there are many different "theory bound" versions of biodiversity and many different ways to value it.

These may splice out some of these domains to produce other membrane bound versions of the protein or secreted forms.

Even Mr. Bezos said he does not expect electronic books to replace bound paper versions anytime soon.

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.

Table: Vulnerabilities in BIND: A significant percentage of nameservers use BIND versions with known security problems.