Sentence examples for specially bound from inspiring English sources

Virtually all books specially bound have imprint dates from 1890-1920.

Annals of Surgery, v.124, n. 2 (Aug. 1946) "In Honor of Allen O. Whipple" (specially bound in leather).

Our copy is specially bound in red morocco with gilt and blind stamped decorations, and brass mounts and clasps.

Collectively, they had produced a volume on Elites and Power in Modern Spain, published by Oxford University Press and presented to him in a specially bound copy.

The difference between Martin Schneider and most other photographers is this despite such treatment, the others would probably have had their copy of the issue specially bound, or laminated the pages, or had the whole thing bronzed.

The parliament's president, Martin Schulz, a German social democrat and former bookseller, presented him with a book as a gift, a specially bound edition in Spanish of the memoirs of Jean Monnet, one of the EU's founders.

All these factors are under the control of HIF-1 which specially binds to the hypoxia response element (HRE) that includes cis-acting DNA elements recognized by multiple transactivators [ 11].

GT-1 and GT-3 proteins with one trihelix DNA-binding domain specially bind to Box II core sequence (5'-GTGTGGTTAATATG-3') and the 5'-GTTAC-3' sequence respectively.

The ELISA results indicated the VHH nanobody after renaturation was bioactive and could specially bind CTGF with a superior affinity to mAb.

As for the control groups, the biotin-labeled random ssDNA could not specially bind to the membrane target bacteria, which results in no fluorescence signal under the microscope.

It can specially bind to galactosylceramide [7].