Sentence examples for individual bind from inspiring English sources

Although not standardized to the same degree as translating the information to a controlled vocabulary (CV), curator's comments are associated to individual BIND data types and are therefore specific to it and offer valuable information pertaining to the interaction.

— A historical-political problem: how the individual binds himself to his truth and to the power that exerts itself upon him.

Each PSI-MI experimental description (which directly corresponds to an individual BIND-condition) contains a bibRef with all the unique publications extracted from the BIND-interaction_source and any additional publications contained in the mapped BIND-condition.

Since conjugated derivatives can not be detected directly, in our study individual bound amounts were calculated by TIQbound = TIQtotal-TIQfree.

These are a few of thousands of examples of what can happen when individuals bind together and stand for something.

Figure 2 shows that except for the binding of patient B, saliva of Lea−b+ but not of Lea+b− individuals bound the virus (P<0.001) but more interestingly that Lewis status (positive vs negative) could not predict binding.

You will find information of interest to all School of Professional Studies alumni, over 3000 individuals bound together by their shared graduate experience at Columbia, above and beyond the program you attended.

"Nevertheless, we have found doubts and contradictions within all groups of individuals bound up with bringing about executions, caused by their unease with what we call ownership of death".

I've always believed The New York Times works because it is, at heart, a collective of unique individuals bound together in pursuit of great journalism.

— The spread of avowal within Western Christian societies: individuals bound to their truth and obligated in their relationships to others through the truth told.

Another way is by reliance on the dispositions or attitudes that the individuals bound together have—spontaneously and naturally towards one another.