Sentence examples for mutually bound from inspiring English sources

This month there are not one but two such pressing issues – individually too big to ignore, and mutually bound together in a delicious spun-sugar embrace of overlapping global ramifications.

Techniques like this are crucial when it comes to the internal dynamics of molecules: the internal vibrations of systems consisting of mutually bound component atoms.

But the Kremlin has signaled that it might be willing to contemplate a more limited defensive system bound by mutually agreed restrictions.

In a system that dichotomizes research and treatment, contradictions arise if participants view research as research and as treatment; the two are not mutually exclusive, but inextricably bound.

At high enzyme loading (> 22 μM), the conversion time reaches a constant value as the substrate is saturated by adsorbed enzymes: already bound enzymes mutually obstruct the adsorption of additional enzymes onto the surface.

If HMGD1 and H1 bind mutually exclusively and reciprocally to the same sequences, then the ratio of HMGD1 to H1 should be more strongly associated with gene expression than either measure alone.

The OCT4-SOX2 and OCT4-SOX17 combindtions bind mutually exclusive to two distinct composite DNA elements, known as the "canonical" and "compressed" motifs, respectively.

This observation, together with our assumption that the PEA, OEA, LEA, and PEA ethanolamide substrates bind mutually exclusively to FAAH, would suggest that including all known substrates for FAAH in the model may be important for accurately describing the receptor occupancy dynamics.

Using a case study from a historic coffee-producing region in Veracruz, Mexico, this article presents ethnographic data to demonstrate how government attempts to control the environment are bound together in mutually constitutive processes of transformation with the actual places, peoples, and practices that make up the landscape.

Sadly, basking in the sun and action replays in HD are almost invariably mutually exclusive, so you are bound to be disappointed on at least one front: we just have no way of coping with the glare of the sun on oversized television screens.

[O]rators and others who are in variance are mutually experiencing something that is bound to befall those who engage in senseless rivalry: believing that they are expressing opposite views, they fail to perceive that the theory of the opposite party is inherent in their own theory.