The silky Barrett (10.9, 6.4), has sometimes been the brilliant trigger on a Seton Hall team that was once considered bound for the Final Four.
All subsequent generations of jurists were considered bound to taqlīd, the unquestioned acceptance of their great predecessors as authoritative, and could, at most, issue legal opinions drawn from established precedents.
This cut-off probably identifies some unbound or very weakly bound genes as bound, since 147 genes on chromosome 3L would be considered bound by this definition.
An ortholog was considered bound in both fly and human if at least one member of an orthologous family was occupied in each species.
CA exons were considered bound given a total of tags ≥10 in BC2 tags ≥5 clusters mapping to the region spanning the start of the 5′CE to the end of the 3′CE.
Few think that Mr. Arafat would consider himself bound by the P.L.O.
"The other parties to this deal would still consider themselves bound by it, whether or not the US did.
"The difficulty is, the supreme court doesn't consider itself bound by the constitutional court," Lindsey said.
But now, a few individuals who seem not to consider themselves bound by the rules the rest of us live by, have buggered it up for everyone.
Contemporary documentaries don't consider themselves bound by courtroom-style "discovery" rules about letting us know the complete story up front; they will withhold the big surprises.
In our life together I shall not hold you to any medieval code of faithfulness to me, nor shall I consider myself bound to you similarly...
