Sentence examples for had bound on from inspiring English sources

Sure, there was no engagement as such, but once the chaps had bound on and folded in with heads generally in the correct slots, it was war.

And just like that Abraham is told that he will not have to go through with the slaying of his son Isaac whom he has bound on an altar.

This hypothesis is further supported by a previous study that found the RABV N-RNA rings had bound phosphoprotein on the tips of the rings when stained and visualized with electron microscopy [59].

After ligation, the corresponding state – pY992 or pY1173, depending on which site PLC γ1 has bound to, switches to "on", thereby blocking the other site for a second PLC γ1 molecule.

Sometimes a BCR molecule may have bound an antigen molecule on one Fab domain and have the other Fab domain free, forming a BCR/Ag complex.

"Looking at the images in this morning's papers, I'm struck by two things: firstly, there's no way any of you have bound tight enough here on the dwarf in the cowboy suit.

For her big directoral flourish, Madonna has Wallis bound on stage to dance with a Masai tribesman while Pretty Vacant blares on the soundtrack.

Now that we have a bound on the best possible sensitivity, we now seek to show how various choices of measurement compare to this bound.

It is not possible to evaluate the overall complexity of Algorithm 1 because we don't have a bound on the number of dual iterations.

Finally, we also have a bound on the expected growth of the number of support points, as provided by the following theorem.

Here the fact that we have a bound on the essential supremum of Y comes to the rescue, as it allows us to pull a term out of the expectation, see (7).