Sentence examples for bounds to each from inspiring English sources

Another advantage from the TSPS is that it can easily manage different traffic types by applying different maximum delay bounds to each stream.

The program MARDIGRAS was employed to refine the hybrid intensity matrix and calculate interproton distance vectors, with upper and lower bounds to each distance vector.

For the moment, the United States and Pakistan remain bound to each other.

For organic and metal organic chemists, the chemical features of the compound are mostly defined by the statement of how atoms are directly bounded to each other: this is the so-called "chemical connectivity" or "molecular structure".

When I was a boy, my father used to tell us: "You don't hit someone on the head when you have your fingers between his teeth" to remind us that even in dispute we remain bound to each other.

We also confirmed the stability of the Eu-protein binding by measuring the percentage of Eu-bound to each protein before and after centrifugation on 8,000 MW centrifugal devices (Amicon Ultra15, #UFC901008, Millipore, Bedford, MA) that remove free Eu because of its low molecular weight (<700 dalton) (Figure S2A).

After chromosome duplication has taken place, the pairs of identical chromosomes, known as sister chromatids, remain tightly bound to each other.

As a starting point, we allowed bounds to vary freely for each stimulus modality and each motion coherence, to provide the greatest degrees of freedom for the maximization.

We can use these bounds to estimate the similarity of each tissue-specific network to the yeast interactome.

What's more, co-op schools should benefit from help and advice from other co-operative business, since co-ops are "honour-bound" to support each other.

If quantitative equivalences have been specified, the final bounds of the constraint are determined by calculating the arithmetic mean of the bounds corresponding to each state found in the attractor.