But flexibility will prevail only if it can be bound by a firm disciplinary framework.
London dominates, recruiting vulnerable people who can be bound into the culture, isolated from others, with ease.
But the worlds of history and the novel can be bound in other ways that Herter hasn't suspected.
For example, a cationic, or positively charged, drug can be bound to an anionic, or negatively charged, resin.
It can be bound with the historical dominance of a party and a family's role within that party, such as the Congress party in India.
AT RARE moments the future of a nation, even one teeming with 1.3 billion souls, can be bound up in the fate of a single person.
Thiolated molecules, including biological ones, can be bound by nucleophilic attachment to the polyaniline backbone.
Cr III) can be bound by labile electrostatic interactions to sulfonates.
In GeoJModelBuilder, data layers in World Wind can be bound to workflows as input data.
The variable consistency checking algorithm works with classes of resources to which variables can be bound.
Optional inputs on the contrary can be bound, but do not have to.
