Sentence examples for temporary bound from inspiring English sources

The creation of temporary bound representation of information from different sources is one of the key abilities attributed to the episodic buffer component of working memory.

In addition, clear developmental trajectories were observed, with improvements in the ability to hold temporary bound information in working memory between Grades 2 and 3, and between the child and adult groups, that were independent from memory for the individual elements.

But right at the end of the year, two things happened which gave Carter a temporary "rally 'round the president" effect in the polls -- the Soviets' invasion of Afghanistan, and the Iranian revolution.

He obliged, then bounded onto a temporary stage two blocks from the CNN Center and asked them mischievously, "Do you think it's any coincidence that the CNN logo is in the background?" Knowing the crowd would get a kick out of it, one of Mr. Hannity's guests, the Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich, chimed in.

These more dynamic complexes may be important in transducing transient changes in the prevailing calcium ion concentration, whereas the longer-lived complexes will remain bound if there are temporary reductions in the calcium concentration.

Mr. J. C. Kennedy, the bank officer who has most todo with thecremation ceremonies, said that they were temporary bonds & that the definitive bounds had been out a year.

A temporary PATH station for New York-bound commuters at the trade center site is expected to open by December 2003.

The Guardian reports that migrants waiting to stow away on Britain-bound trucks had erected temporary camps in Calais that the police continually destroy.

College-bound, I see modeling as temporary in nature, yet I am grateful for the qualities it has given me.

While union ranks have been stagnating, temporary work has been growing by leaps and bounds.

This rather formal designation is the name of a two-week-old farm that has found a temporary home in a stalled Manhattan construction site bounded by plywood.