Sentence examples for movement of bound from inspiring English sources

During hydration progress, free water played a dominant role while the movement of bound water was limited by the PGs and collagen network.

The approach can be expanded to allow for movement of bound entities together, i.e., filaments, instead of fixing their position in the event of binding, to find ways of representing the cellular stress to be the source of orientation alignment, and to speed up the simulation to allow more simulation runs with more realistic protein sizes and consequently many more proteins in the system.

Crystals of 1 were heated at 150 °C for 3 h to give 1′ which shows movement of metal bound water cluster in the crystalline state.

While dot-ring sign always encircled the aqueductus mesencephali, and it may be associated with the ependyma [27], which would facilitates movement of iron, bound to ferritin, into brain and the neuron by the transferrin transporter [28 30].

This is the new politics for a new era – one rooted in movements of people bound not by a membership card but a common cause.

For AFM, actin filaments must be immobilized on the stage, yet they must have the freedom of movement to bind cofilin and exhibit the resultant changes in the helical twist that accompany cofilin binding.

A phrase, loosely speaking, is a series of movements bound together by a physical impulse or line of energy and having a discernible beginning and end.

All this encouraged Finnish nationalism and cultural unity through the birth of the Fennoman movement, which bound the Finns to the domestic governmental system and led to the idea that the Finnish Grand Duchy was an increasingly autonomous state of the Russian Empire.

The sheer goodness of the movement, bound as it is to folk art and the quest for national authenticity, made it vulnerable to nationalistic exploitation.

Gender, region, and race: these are topics that, unlike the minutiae of the textbook industry and the intricacies of social movement theory, are bound to appeal to the general reader.

Every look, every movement bound to a larger purpose.