Sentence examples for from a bound from inspiring English sources

By Cecil Ettlinger and James Thurber The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 11 "Anthony Comstock", proprietor of Savoy-Plaza Barbershop, removes two nudes from a bound copy of the Art News in order to keep everything clean about the place.

Reversal of the applied potential withdraws the probe from the pore, dissociating it from a bound oligonucleotide.

On this reduced space, both nonoptimal and optimal controllers, the latter using Pontryagin's maximum principle, are investigated with the control objective of changing the vortex orbit from a bound to a scattering type and vice versa.

However, it remains possible that on the cell side, receptors keep on diffusing, alternatively shifting from a bound to a free state according to their kon, koff and diffusion coefficients.

Her analysis focuses on the energetics of bonding, which provides a useful way to understand why breaking a bond requires an input of energy to move two atoms from a bound state with low potential energy to an unbound state with higher potential energy.

This depiction of Muhammad's night journey, from a bound manuscript, is one of the many treasures on display in "Hunt for Paradise: Court Arts of Iran, 1501-1576," athehe Asia Society.

The adaptive controller is able to handle these uncertainties and make the closed loop globally uniformly ultimately bounded when the system is subject to an unknown excitation from which a bound is known.

It should be noted that there may be other ways to account for the data from monkey A that omit a bound from the model.

That's a leap and a bound from +89% for The Hurt Locker, +87% for 12 Years a Slave, +71% for No Country for Old Men – all in the sub-$100m bracket at the US box office.

But then, can the coalition structure found via a partial search be guaranteed to be within a bound from optimum?

The transceive beamforming maximising the sum rate was computed using fmincon from MATLAB to provide a bound for multi-user two-way relaying.