Sentence examples for environment bound from inspiring English sources
These behave identically to let and define, respectively, except that before the second argument is evaluated, the function name is included in the environment bound to a dummy value (Undef); then after the second argument is evaluated, the binding is updated to that value.
None of the free-living species tested, nor any of the parasitic species which have free-living larval stages in the environment bound to GA.
Further, a base may not be necessary for the first deprotonation, as the p Ka of the water molecule may be dramatically lowered in its distinctive environment, bound to the unique Fe of the C-cluster.
Oh et al. found that the proteins that change gene expression in response to hormones or the environment bind to each other.
Intriguingly, although BPA failed to directly bind to and activate PPARγ-dependent gene transcription, lower brominated BPA analogs, which are also released in the environment, bind to the receptor displaying the highest transactivation efficiency at nmol/L to µmol/L concentrations.
This bequeathed a possible selective advantage to B. cereus and T. pallidum after acquiring a copy of LysRS1: harmful lysine-analogues to LysRS in the environment bind preferentially to LysRS2, leaving LysRS1 available for unimpeded acylation of lysine to cognate tRNAs.
Finally, for every successful search of fact.second, the resulting environment is bound to env_rule.
Many people have an intuitive sense that the built environment is bound up with politics.
W.'s parlous presidency, spent trashing the Constitution, the economy and the environment, was bound up, and burdened by, the psychological traits of an asphyxiated and pampered son.
Application of new techniques to scanning and analyzing the business environment is bound to increase the range and number of possibilities for profitable production.
THOSE who believe that globalisation throttles democracy, gouges the poor and fouls the environment are bound to regard today's mostly open markets for international capital as evil.
