Sentence examples similar to distinctly bounded from inspiring English sources
Nye bounded onstage, waving.
In one especially beautiful painting, Mr. Kuitca simulates with acrylic and oil the soft, blurred qualities of charcoal drawing; in another he paints in brilliant colors bounded by an uneven black grid; yet another map is a silkscreen on canvas as chillingly impersonal as the other maps are distinctly, often touchingly, personal.
Bound sperm are distinctly different from unbound in that they demonstrate rapidly beating tails with no progressive movement while unbound sperm swim freely.
RU486-bound A B dimers act to distinctly inhibit transcriptional activation, and it is the activity that is commonly observed in P4 responsive cells [ 45, 46].
We therefore determined the physisorptive capacity of distinctly manufactured, differently sized nDP and the corresponding activities of bound factors.
(In one of the most fascinating sections of the book, Smith explores how the institution of slavery shaped the American prison: despite the fact that prisons and plantations had "various forms of mortification" in common, prison reformers saw their "humanitarian" project as distinctly opposed to slavery — the liberated white mind against the bound black body).
We have previously shown that the inverse agonist properties of these ligands correlate with their capacity to induce the formation of large CTLA-4 oligomers that are distinctly different from those resulting by CTLA-4 engagement with membrane-bound B7.
