"While I think that the Internet and various computer applications for stories have great promise," he added, "I don't think anything will replace the printed word and the bound book.
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Given that a song, by definition, aims to bind words and music together in a unified whole, to separate them seems perverse.
For example, the top 200 bound motif-words are responsible for 4,006 binding events in the human genome; in fact, just 2,492 words (3.6% of the possible words) account for over half of the binding events in the human genome.
The rigor and the stillness of the most explicit images are bound – a word the boys at the Mineshaft would appreciate – to a confrontational and unapologetic political stance, which made a virtue of not just homosexuality but promiscuity.
These are not bound by word-classes, and, of course, are not inflected.
This effect seems not to be strictly bound to word imageability or familiarity.
The second source consisted of 22,725 disyllabic words with a total frequency of at least 2 in the British National Corpus (BNC, available at http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk). 2 Since the BNC corpus contains 100 million words, the lower frequency bound was 0.02 words per million.
Jack Rusholme, prefacing a retrospective of Hoolboom's works by Experimenta Media Arts, wrote that the split-screen evokes the effects of AIDS, in which "the body [is] broken into dispersed vantages", while the narration serves to "bind with words what this disease will render lifeless and inert".
